mouse _s._ a bat (Ger. _Fledermaus_)

Flook _s._ a flounder; also a parasite in the liver of sheep

Flush _adj._ fledged, in full feather _adv._ even with

Foase _v._ to wheedle, to deceive _adj._ false

Fob _s._ froth, slaver _v._ to put off with a pretence

Fog _s._ old, withered or spoilt grass

Fog-earth _s._ bog-earth, peat

Foggy _adj._ fat, corpulent

Fooase, or Vooase _v._ to force, to oblige

Footer _s._ a worthless shabby fellow _adj._ footy

Fore-spur, or Vore-spur _s._ the fore-leg of pork

Fore-right, Vore-right _adj._ rash, head-long, head-strong

Forrel _s._ the cover of a book, the selvage of a handkerchief

Forware, or Verware _v._ to indemnify

Forweend _adj._ hard to please, wayward, spoilt in nursing

Frame _v._ to form, fashion the speech, ex. If I wur axed I could'nt
frame to spake it so

Frange _s._ fringe (Fr. _frange_)

Free-bore _adj._ free, free-born

French-nut _s._ walnut

Fret _v._ to eat, as the lower animals (G _fressen_, A S _fretan_, as
opposed to G _essen_, A S _etan_, applied to man): ex. The moth fretteth
the garment; a use of the word retained in the West, and usually applied
to the browsing of cattle

Furcum, or Vurcum _s._ the whole, even to the bottom

Furr, or Vurr _v._ to cast a stone far

Fump _s._ the whole of a business

Fuz, Fuzzen, Furze _s._ gorse, prov.

When fuz is out o' blossom
Kissing's out o' fashin

Fuz-pig _s._ hedge hog

Gad _s._ a fagot-stick; Spar-gad a twisted stick picked at both ends to
spar (Ger. _sperren_) or fasten down thatch. Near Bath, spick-gad

Gain _adj._ handy; Gainer more handy

Gale _s._ an old bull castrated

Gall _s._ a wet place, abounding in springs

Gally, Gallow _v._ to frighten; Gallied frightened Shak. K. Lear, iii,
2, "Skies gallow the wanderer"

Gally-baggur _s._ bug-bear, a trace of the time when gallows were a more
common sight

Gamble _s._ a leg, (Ital. _gamba_)

Gambril _s._ a crooked stick used by butchers to suspend a carcase

Gammets, Gamoting _s._ whims, tricks, pranks

Ganny-cock _s._ a turkey-cock

Ganny-cock's nob _s._ the appendage to a turkey-cock's beak

Gapes-nest _s._ an idle spectacle

Gare _s._ gear; Ire-gare _s._ plough-gear, iron-work

Garn, or Gearn, Gearden _s._ a garden

Gatchel _s._ the mouth

Gate-shord, or sheard _s._ a gate-way, a place for a gate

Gatfer _s._ an old man (good father)

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