FELT, a hat.—_Old term, in use in the sixteenth century._

FENCE, or FENCER, a purchaser or receiver of stolen goods; FENCE, the

shop or warehouse of a FENCER.—_Old cant._

FENCE, to sell or pawn stolen property to a FENCER.

FERRICADOUZER, a knock down below, a good thrashing. Probably derived

through the _Lingua Franca_ from the _Italian_, FAR’ CADER’ MORTO, to

knock down dead.

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