Fooäse. _s._ Force. See Vooäse.
To Fooäse. _v.a._ To force.
Foo'ter. _s._ [Fr. _foutre_] A scurvy fellow; a term of
contempt.
Foo'ty. _adj._ Insignificant; paltry; of no account.
For'rel. _s._ the cover of a book.
Forweend'. _adj._ Humoursome; difficult to please: (applied
to children).
Fout. _preterite._ of to fight.
French-nut. _s._ A walnut.
To Frump. _v.a._ To trump up.
To Frunt. _v.a._ To affront.
To Fur. _v.a._ To throw.
Fur'cum. _s._ The bottom: the whole.
Fur'nis. _s._ A large vessel or boiler, used for brewing, and
other purposes; fixed with bricks and mortar, and surrounded with
flues, for the circulation of heat, and exit of smoke.