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faught, a fight

fauld, the sheep-fold

fauld, folded

fauldg, sheep-foldg

faun, fallen

fae, false

fae-hoe, hole a rnstack

faut, fault

fautor, transgresr

fawnt, seely, well-dog; good-lookg

feat, spruce

fecht, fight

feck, the bulk, the ost part

feck, vae, return

fecket, waistat; sleeve waistat (ed by far-servants as both

vest and jacket)

feckless, weak, pithless, feeble

feckly, ostly

feg, a fig

fegs, faith!

feide, feud

fet, v fient

feirrie, sty

fell, keen, cruel, dreadful, deadly; punnt

fell, the cuticle under the sk

felly, relentless

fen&039;, a shift

fen&039;, fend, to look after; to care for; keep off

fenceless, defenseless

ferlie, ferly, a wonder

ferlie, to arvel

fetches, catches, gurgles

fetch&039;t, sped suddenly

fey, fated to death

fid, to fidt, to wriggle

fidg-fa, tglg-wild

fiel, well

fient, fiend, a petty oath

fient a, not a, devil a

fient haet, nothg (fiend have it)

fient haet o&039;, not one of

fient-a-care, the fiend ay care (i don&039;t!)

fier, fiere, panion

fier, und, active

f&039;, to fd

fissle, tgle, fidt with delight

fit, foot

fittie-n&039;, the near horse of the hd-ost pair the plough

fe, a flea

fff, fppg

f, fnnen, fnnel

fng, fng

flee, to fly

fleech, wheedle

fleesh, fleece

fleg, scare, blow, jerk

fleth&039;r, ftterg

flewit, a sharp sh

fley, to scare

flichter, ftterg

flders, shreds, broken pieces

flgg, kickg out dancg; caperg

flg-tree, a piece of tiber hung by way of partition beeen o

horses

a stable; a fil

fliskit, fretted, capered

flit, to shift

flitterg, ftterg

flyte, sld