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fock, focks, folk

fodl, dupy

foor, fared (i e, went)

foorsday, thursday

forbears, forebears, forefathers

forby, forbye, besides

forfairn, worn out; forlorn

forfoughten, exhated

father, to et with

fie, to five

forjesket, jaded

forrit, forward

fother, fodder

fou, fow, full (i e, drunk)

foughten, troubled

fouart, a polecat

four, a artet

fouth, fulness, abundance

fow, v fou

fow, a bhel

frae, fro

freath, to froth,

freit, estrand, hostile

fu&039;, full

fu&039;-han&039;t, full-handed

fud, a short tail (of a rabbit or hare)

fuff&039;t, puffed

fur, furr, a furrow

fur-ah, the hdost plough-horse the furrow

furder, suess

furder, to sueed

fur, a wooden for

fionless, pithless, sapless, tasteless,

fyke, fret

fyke, to fs; fidt

fyle, to defile, to foul

gab, the outh

gab, to talk

gabs, talk

gae, gave

gae, to go

gaed, went

gaen, gone

gaets, ways, anners

gairs, gores

gane, gone

gang, to go

gangrel, vagrant

gar, to cae, to ake, to pel

garck, the oorck

garten, garter

gash, wise; self-pcent (iplyg prudence and prosperity);

talkative

gashg, talkg, gabbg

gat, got

gate, way-road, anner

gatty, enervated

gaucie, v gawsie

gaud, a goad

gaudsan, goadsan, driver of the plough-tea

gau&039;n gav

gaun, gog

gaunted, gaped, yawned

gawky, a foolish woan or d

gawky, foolish

gawsie, buxo; jolly

gaylies, gaily, rather

ar, oney, wealth; goods; stuff

ck, to sport; toss the head

d a pike

ntles, ntry

nty, tri and elegant

ordie, di of e, a guea

t, issue, offsprg, breed

ghaist, ghost

gie, t