F.

_Fae._ _Fae_, a foe, an enemy.

_Fallon._ _Fallan_, falling.

_Fallows._ _Fallow_, a fellow; _s_ for _sun_, son. Son of a fellow. Also,

_fallows_, plural of _fallow_, a fellow.

_Faust._ _Faust_, a fault.

_Fay._ _Fay_, faith. Faye, of like kinship.

_Fell._ _Fell_, keen, biting, the flesh immediately underneath the skin,

a moderately level field on the side or top of a hill.

_Ferley._ _Ferley_, or _ferlie_, to wonder, a wonder. Farley, from the

same root.

_Firth._ _Firth_, or _frith_, a wood.

_Flegel._ _Fleg_, a kicker; _el_, denoting a personal name. A kicker; an

opposer.

_Fothergill._ _Fother_, fodder; _gill_, from _giolla_, a servant. A

fodder-servant.

_Fow._ _Fow_, or _fou_, full, fuddled, drunk.

_Fyler._ _Fyle_, to soil, to dirty; _ere_, an agent. One who soils, or is

soiled.

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