Fags! _interj._ Truly; indeed.
Fayer. _s._ and _adj._ Fair.
To Fell. _v.a._ To sew in a particular manner; to inseam.
This word is well known to the ladies, I believe, all over the
kingdom; it ought to be in our dictionaries.
Fes'ter. _s._ An inflammatory tumour.
Few, Veo. _adj._ More commonly pronounced _veo_. Little;
as a _few broth_.
Fig. _s._ A raisin.
Figged-pudding. _s._ a pudding with raisins in it; plum-
pudding.
Fildèfare. _s._ A Fieldfare. "Farewell fieldèfare."
_Chaucer_. Meaning that, as fieldfares disappear at a
particular season, _the season is over_, _the bird is
flown_.
Fil'try. _s._ Filth; nastiness; rubbish.
Firnd. _v._ To find.
Firnd. _s._ Friend.
Fitch, Fitchet. _s._ A pole-cat. _As cross as a
fitchet._
Fit'ten, Vit'ten. _s._ A feint; a pretence.
Flap-jack. _s._ A fried cake made of batter, apples, &c.; a
fritter.
To Flick. _v.a._ To pull out suddenly with some pointed
instrument.
Flick-tooth-comb. _s._ A comb with coarse teeth for combing
the hair.
Flick. _s._ The membrane loaded with fat, in the bellies of
animals: a term used by butchers.
Flook. _s._ An animal found in the liver of sheep, similar in
shape to a flook or flounder.