FACINOROUS
wicked
FACT
guilt
FACTIOUS
instant, importunate
FACULTY
essential virtue or power
FADGE
to suit
FADING
a kind of ending to a song
FAIN
glad
FAIR
beauty
FAITOR
a traitor
FAll
to let fall
FALLOW
fawn-coloured
FALSING
deceptive
FANCY-FREE
single,untouched by love
FANG
to seize in the teeth
FANTASTIC
a fantastical person
FAP
drunk
FARCED
stuffed
FARDEL
a burden
FARTUOUS
used ridiculously for ' virtuous.'
FAST
assuredly, unalterably
FAT
dull
FAVOUR
countenance
FEAT
dexterous, to make fine
FEATER
neatly
FEATLY
nimbly, daintily
FEATURE
beauty
FEDERARY
confederate
FEEDER
agent, servant
FEE-GRIEF
a grief held
FEERE
a companion, husband
FEHEMENTLY
used ridiculously for 'vehemently.'
FELL
the hide
FENCE
art or skill in defence
FEODARY
one who holds an estate by suit or service to a superior lord, one who acts under
the direction of another
FESTER
to rankle, grow virulent
FESTINATELY
quickly
FET
fetched
FICO
a fig
FIELDED
in the field of battle
FIG
to insult
FIGHTS
clothes hung round a ship to conceal the men from the enemy
FILE
a list or catalogue or to smooth
FILL-HORSE
shaft-horse
FILLS
the shafts
FILTH
a whore
FINE
end
FINELESS
endless
FIRAGO
ridiculously used for 'Virago.'
FIRE-DRAKE
Will o' the Wisp
FIRE-NEW
with the glitter of novelty on, like newly- forged metal
FIRK
to chastise
FIT
a canto or division of a song or a trick or habit
FITCHEW
a polecat
FIVES
a disease incident to horses
FLAP-DRAGON
raisins in burning brandy
FLAP-JACK
a pan-cake | FLAT
certain
FLATNESS
lowness, depth
FLAW
a gust of wind sudden emotion, or to make a flaw in, to break
FLECKED
spotted, streaked
FLEET
to float To pass away to pass the time
FLEETING
inconstant, swift
FLESHMENT
the act of fleshing the sword, hence the first feat of arms
FLEWED
furnished with hanging lips, as hounds are
FLIGHT
a particular mode of practising archery
FLIRT-GILL
a light woman
FLOTE
wave, sea
FLOURISH
an ornament
FLUSH
fresh, full of vigour
FOIL
defeat, disadvantage
FOIN
to fence, fight
FOISON
plenty
FOND
foolishly affectionate
FOOT-CLOTH
a saddle-cloth hanging down to the ground
FORBID
accursed, outlawed
FORBODE
forbidden
FORCE
to stuff, for 'farce.'
FORCED
falsely attributed
FORDO
to kill, destroy To weary
FOREIGN
obliged to live abroad
FOREPAST
former
FORESLOW
to delay
FORFEND
to forbid
FORGETIVE
inventive
FORKED
horned
FORSPEAK
to speak against
FORSPENT
exhausted, weary
FORTHRIGHT
a straight path
FORWEARY
to weary, exhaust
FOSSET-SELLER
one who sells the pipes inserted into a vessel to give vent to liquor
FOX
a sword
FOX-SHIP
the cunning of the fox
FRAMPOLD
peevish, unquiet
FRANK
the feeding place of swine
FRANKED
confined
FRANKLIN
a freeholder, a small squire
FRAUGHT
freighted
FRAUGHTAGE
freight
FRAUGHTING
to fraught. loading or constituting the cargo of a ship
FRESH
a spring of fresh water
FRET
the stop of a guitar
FRET
to wear away To variegate
FRIPPERY
an old-clothes shop
FRONT
to affront, oppose
FRONTIER
opposition
FRONTLET
that which is worn on the forehead
FRUSH
to break or bruise
FUB OFF
to put off
FULLAM
a loaded die
FULSOME
lustful
FURNISHED
equipped
FURNITOR
furnitory, an herb |
