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| fack | "interval; space between" | |
| fackful | "broad; spacious" | |
| fad | "orderly" | |
| fade | "to arrange" | |
| fading | "arrangement" | |
| fadly | "fit, suitable" | |
| fain | "glad" | |
| fain | "gladly; willingly" | |
| fainhood | "gladness" | |
| fainness | "gladness" | |
| fair | "to make or become fair" | |
| fairhood | "beauty" | |
| fairship | "beauty" | |
| fallingly | "unstable" | |
| fand | "to try" | |
| fand | "experiment" | |
| fander | "tester" | |
| fanding | "investigation" | |
| fang | "to seize, to catch" | |
| farecart | "cart for sending outside a manor" | |
| fareld | "way; faring; journey" | |
| faren or farn | strong past participle of fare | |
| farforth | "to such an extent" | |
| farkind | "foreign" | |
| farkith | "distant land" | |
| farland | "distant land" | |
| farsib | "distantly related" | |
| fass | "fringe, border" | |
| fasten | "fortress" | |
| fastmood | "firm in mind" | |
| fastread | "firm in council" | |
| fastreadness | "constancy" | |
| fastship | "firmness" | |
| fathood | "fatness" | |
| fattish | "fat, plump" | |
| fathern | "of a father; paternal" | |
| fathernknossel | "father's kin" | |
| fathernkin | "father's kin" | |
| fathernhalf | "father's half" | |
| fatherethel | "father-homeland" | |
| fatherqueller | "slayer of a father" | |
| fax | "hair" | |
| faxcloth | "hair-cloth" | |
| faxed | "hairy; longhaired (of a comet)" | |
| faxfalling | "shedding of hair, mange" | |
| faxfang | "pulling of hair" | |
| faxhoar | "hoary-haired" | |
| faxneedle | "hairneedle, crisping pin" | |
| faxnet | "hairnet" | |
| faxpreen | "hairpin" | |
| faxwound | "wound under the hair" | |
| fay | "to join" | |
| fay | "a joining" | |
| fayedness | "conjunction" | |
| faying | "conjunction" | |
| feal | "many; much; very" | |
| fealfold | "manifold" | |
| fealfold | "to multiply" | |
| feallief | "very dear" | |
| fealspreckle | "very loquacious" | |
| fealspreckleness | "hyper-loquacity" | |
| fealsinny | "very sinful" | |
| fearings | "suddenly; unexpectedly" | |
| fearlock | "fear" | |
| fearly | "dangerous, dreadful; strange" | |
| fearly | "a wonder" | |
| fearly | "to wonder" | |
| fearspel | "dreadful discourse" | |
| feathern | "made of feathers" | |
| featherhame | "plumage" | |
| feddle | "feeding" | |
| feebehote | "promise of money" | |
| feeboot | "money-compensation" | |
| feeyearn | "eager for money" | |
| feedness | "nourishment" | |
| feeless | "without money" | |
| feelless | "without feeling; dead" | |
| feelness | "sensation" | |
| feeshaft | "destitute" | |
| feeshaftness | "poverty" | |
| feeth | "locomotion" | |
| feethhere | "infantry" | |
| feething | "walking motion" | |
| feethkemp | "footsoldier" | |
| feethman | "pedestrian; footsoldier" | |
| feethspeedy | speedy of foot" | |
| feewite | "penalty for coining false money" | |
| feeze | "to drive away" | |
| feld | strong past tense of fold (like held) | |
| fellen | "of fells (skins)" | |
| fellow | "to be fellow with" | |
| fellowred | "fellowship" | |
| fellowship | "to associate with" | |
| fenny | "marshy" | |
| fere | "to go, to travel" | |
| fere | "companion" | |
| fereledge | "to associate with" | |
| ferely | "associated" | |
| fereship | "companionship" | |
| ferered | "companionship" | |
| ferk | "to assist; to bring; to convey" | |
| fettle | "to bind, to fit; to make ready" | |
| fey | "fated" | |
| feydom | "the state of being fated" | |
| feyship | "slaughter" | |
| fie | "to hate" | |
| fieldhouse | "tent" | |
| fieldswam | "field-fungus or toadstool" | |
| fieldish | "belonging to the country" | |
| fiendly | "hostile" | |
| fiendred | "emnity" | |
| fiendship | "hostility" | |
| feird | "national militia" | |
| feird | "to go on military expedition" | |
| feirdfare | "a going to war" | |
| feirdly | "martial" | |
| feirdleeth | "warsong" | |
| feirdwite | "fine in lieu of military service" | |
| fether | "to load with a fother" | |
| fickle | "to deceive, to flatter" | |
| fickling | "flattery" | |
| fiftyday | "pentecost" | |
| fightingstead | "battleground" | |
| fightling | "fighter" | |
| fightlock | "fighting" | |
| fightwite | "penalty for fighting" | |
| fillingly | "expletive; capable of completion" | |
| filst | "help" | |
| filst | "to help" | |
| filthhood | "dirtiness" | |
| findle | "invention" | |
| findy | "capable" | |
| fine | "pile" | |
| fingerling | "thimble" | |
| fint | "consequence" | |
| firen | "crime" | |
| firen | "of fire" | |
| firren | "made of fir" | |
| firmth | "harbouring, entertainment" | |
| fisheth | "the act of fishing" | |
| fishleap | "fishbasket" | |
| fit | "part of a song or poem" | |
| fivebeech | "pentateuch" | |
| fivel | "sea monster" | |
| fix | "female fox" | |
| fixen | "of a female fox" | |
| fixenhide | "she-fox's skin" | |
| flard | "nonsense" | |
| flard | "to be foolish" | |
| flarder | "trifler" | |
| fleam | "a fleeing" | |
| fleamer | "banisher" | |
| fleed | "in flood; overflowing" | |
| fleety | "fleet" | |
| fleshhame | "body" | |
| fleshhamed | "incarnate" | |
| fleshhewer | "butcher" | |
| flet | "floor" | |
| flew | strong past tense of flow | |
| flinten | "of flint" | |
| flintsax | "flintknife" | |
| flit | "dispute" | |
| flitcraft | "skill of disputing; dialectics; logic" | |
| flitcraftly | "of disputing; logical"" | |
| flite | "to dispute" | |
| fliter | "disputer" | |
| fliting | "contention" | |
| flitten | past participle of flite | |
| floatly | "nautical; naval" | |
| floatman | "sailor, pirate" | |
| floatship | "ship; bark" | |
| flockmeal | "in flocks or crowds" | |
| flone | "arrow" | |
| flooden | "of a flood" | |
| floodly | "of or belong to a flood" | |
| flook | "to clap" | |
| flote | past tense of flite | |
| flowl | "fleet" | |
| flown | strong past participle of flow | |
| flykin | "a kind or race of flies" | |
| flyrift | "fly-curtain" | |
| foor | strong past tense of fare | |
| foor | "journey; path" | |
| foothot | "hastily" | |
| fnad | "fringe, border, hem" | |
| fnast | "breath" | |
| fnast | "to breathe" | |
| foal | "to bring forth a foal" | |
| fodder | "case, sheath" | |
| foeship | "enmity" | |
| foken | "deceit" | |
| fokendeed | "crime" | |
| fokenful | "deceitful" | |
| fokenless | "deceitless" | |
| fokenly | "deceitful" | |
| fold | "earth" | |
| folden | strong past participle of fold | |
| folkking | "king of the people" | |
| folkly | "public, popular, common" | |
| folkred | "people" | |
| followingly | "that should be followed" | |
| followsome | "obsequious" | |
| followster | "(female) follower" | |
| foor | "journey" | |
| foor | strong past tense of fare | |
| foorbed | "portable bed; litter" | |
| foorbook | "itinerary" | |
| foormeal | "meal for a journey" | |
| footcosp | "fetter" | |
| footcosp | "to fetter" | |
| footcoth | "foot disease" | |
| footfollower | "follower on foot" | |
| footlame | "lame in the foot" | |
| footlast | "footprint" | |
| footmeal | "foot by foot; step by step" | |
| footsettle | "footstool" | |
| footshamble | "footstool" | |
| footshank | "foreleg" | |
| footspore | "footprint" | |
| footswath | "footprint" | |
| footthweal | "washing of the feat" | |
| footwelm | "instep, sole of the foot" | |
| forbind | "to bind up" | |
| forbite | "to bite in pieces" | |
| forblack | "very black" | |
| forbleed | "to bleed to exhaustion" | |
| forblow | "to blow to pieces" | |
| forbode | "prohibition" | |
| forbow | "to bend from, to refrain from; to avoid" | |
| forbreak | "to break to pieces" | |
| forbrit | "to break in pieces" | |
| forbritten | "to break in pieces" | |
| forcarve | "to carve to pieces" | |
| forcleave | "to cleave in pieces" | |
| forcling | "to wither" | |
| forcouth | "wicked; infamous" | |
| fordeem | "to condemn" | |
| fordeemedly | "condemnable" | |
| fordit | "to obstruct; to block up" | |
| fordo | "to destroy" | |
| fordreeve | "to perturb" | |
| fordull | "to become dull" | |
| fordwilm | "to confound" | |
| fordwine | "to fade away" | |
| forebe | "to be over; to rule over" | |
| forebeacon | "portent; fortoken" | |
| forebirth | "previous birth" | |
| forebisen | "example, parable" | |
| forebisen | "to exemplify" | |
| forebisening | "parable" | |
| forebode | "prophecy" | |
| foreboding | "prophecy" | |
| forebody | "chest" | |
| forebreast | "chest" | |
| foreby | "nearby" | |
| forechoose | "to choose in preference" | |
| forecome | "to come before" | |
| foredeed | "previous or former deed" | |
| foredoor | "vestibule" | |
| forefax | "forelocks" | |
| foreglew | "foreknowing; prudent" | |
| forekindred | "progeny" | |
| forekithe | "to make known beforehand" | |
| foreld | "very old age" | |
| forequid | "foretelling, prophecy" | |
| forequidder | "foreteller" | |
| forelook | "to look before" | |
| forelooker | "provider" | |
| forename | "pronomen" | |
| forenight | "early part of night" | |
| forerunnel | "forerunner" | |
| foresaidness | "preface" | |
| foresaw | "preface" | |
| foresend | "to send before" | |
| foreseenness | "foresight; providence" | |
| foreset | "to set before; to propose" | |
| foresetness | "proposition; preposition" | |
| foreshow | "to foresee; to preordain; to provide with" | |
| foreshowing | "contemplation, foresight, providence" | |
| foresit | "to preside over" | |
| forespeaker | "advocate" | |
| forespeech | "advocacy; excuse; preface" | |
| forestep | "to precede" | |
| forestight | "to foreordain" | |
| foreteeth | "front teeth" | |
| forethank | "forethought" | |
| forethankful | "forethoughtful" | |
| forethankle | "prudent" | |
| forethankleness | "prudence" | |
| forething | "to intercede" | |
| forethinger | "interceder" | |
| forethingred | "intercession" | |
| forethink | "to premeditate" | |
| forewall | "rampart, bulwark" | |
| forewise | "foreknowing" | |
| forewit | "to foreknow" | |
| forewit | "foreknowledge" | |
| forewitter | "foreknower" | |
| forewitting | "foreknowledge" | |
| forewittingly | "foreknowing" | |
| forewitty | "foreknowing" | |
| foreyard | "court" | |
| foreyed | "proverb" | |
| forfang | "capture; seizure" | |
| forfare | "to fare ill; to perish" | |
| forgettle | "forgetful" | |
| forgift | "forgiveness" | |
| forgivenly | "forgiveable" | |
| forgivester | "(female) forgiver" | |
| forglender | "to devour" | |
| forgnaw | "to eat up" | |
| forgnide | "to grind together" | |
| forgnidden | "contrite" | |
| forgniddenness | "tribulation" | |
| forgrind | "to grind down; to ruin" | |
| forhard | "very hard" | |
| forharry | "to harry" | |
| forharrying | "destruction" | |
| forhave | "to restrain" | |
| forhaved | "continent; abstemious" | |
| forhavedness | "restraint" | |
| forheal | "to conceal; to protect" | |
| forhealer | "protector" | |
| forhealing | "cover, shelter, protection" | |
| forheed | "to neglect" | |
| forhew | "to hew in pieces" | |
| forhide | "to hide" | |
| forhoar | "to grow hoary" | |
| forhold | "to forsake" | |
| forhote | "to renounce; to forswear" | |
| forhow | "to neglect; to condemn; to despise" | |
| forhowedly | "contemptuous" | |
| forhowedness | "contempt" | |
| forhowingly | "contemptible" | |
| foridle | "to become idle" | |
| forlainess | "prostitution" | |
| forlead | "to mislead" | |
| forlear | "to seduce" | |
| forleese | "to lose; to abandon" (other spelling forleeze) | |
| forleesing | "loss" | |
| forleeze | "to lose; to abandon" (other spelling forleese) | |
| forlet | "to abandon" | |
| forletten | strong past participle of forlet | |
| forlie | "to commit adultry; to fornicate" | |
| forlier | "adultery, fornication" | |
| forlier | "one that commits adultery or fornication" | |
| forlier | "to commite adultery or fornication" | |
| forlierwife | "prostitute" | |
| forlittle | "very little" | |
| forlive | "to degenerate" | |
| forlore | "destruction" | |
| forlorn | past participle of forleese / forleeze | |
| forlose | past tense of forleese (other spelling forloze) | |
| forlost | "utterly lost" | |
| forloze | past tense of forleeze | |
| formany | "very many" | |
| formeal | "negotiation; agreement" | |
| formelt | "to melt away" | |
| formfather | "formost father" | |
| fornigh | 'very nigh, nearly, almost" | |
| fornim | "to take away; to deprive of" | |
| foroft | "very often" | |
| forold | "to grow old; to decay" | |
| forout | "without" | |
| forpear | "to turn away; to pervert; to spoil" | |
| forqueath | "to speak ill of" | |
| forread | "to betray; to deceive" | |
| forsay | "to accuse falsely; to slander" | |
| forsee | "to neglect; to despise" | |
| forseenly | "despicable" | |
| forseenness | "neglect" | |
| forseethe | "to boil away" | |
| forsench | "to submerge" | |
| forshame | "to put to shame" | |
| forshape | "to change shape; to transform" | |
| forshapen | "transformed" | |
| forshrench | "to supplant, to overcome, to vanquish" | |
| forshrink | "to shrink, to wither" | |
| forshut | "to exclude; to prevent" | |
| forsit | "to neglect; to block" | |
| forsmite | "to smite to pieces" | |
| forsooth | "in truth" | |
| forspeak | "to speak amiss" | |
| forspend | "to squander; to exhaust" | |
| forspenning | "enticement" | |
| forspenster | "procuress" | |
| forstand | "to defend" | |
| forstrong | "very strong" | |
| forswart | "to blacken" | |
| forsweal | "to burn up" | |
| forswelt | "to faint, to die" | |
| forswie | "to pass over in silence" | |
| forsworkenly | "dark" | |
| forsworkenness | "darkenning" | |
| forswornness | "perjury" | |
| fortend | "to burn away" | |
| forth | "to promote, to push forth" | |
| forthbear | "to bear forth" | |
| forthblow | "to blow forth" | |
| forthbring | "to bring forth" | |
| forthcleep | "to call forth" | |
| forthcome | "a coming forth" | |
| forthdeed | "advantage" | |
| forthdo | "to puth forth" | |
| forthfare | "to depart; to die" | |
| forthfare | "departure; death" | |
| forthflow | "to flow forth" | |
| forthfoor | "departure; death" | |
| forthgang | "a going forth" | |
| forthglide | "to glide forth or away" | |
| forthgo | "to go forth" | |
| forthhold | "to hold forth" | |
| forthink | "to repent; to mistrust; to despise" | |
| forthinking | "repentance" | |
| forthkithe | "to announce forth" | |
| forthlast | "to persevere in; to accomplish" | |
| forthlead | "to lead forth" | |
| forthleap | "to leap forth" | |
| forthlook | "to look forth" | |
| forthlout | "to fall forth" | |
| forthmost | "foremost" | |
| forthnim | "to seize" | |
| forthreach | "to reach forth" | |
| forthrest | "to afflict; to oppress" | |
| forthrestness | "tribulation" | |
| forthright | "straightaway" | |
| forthring | "to oppress" | |
| forthrism | "to choke; to suffocate; to strangle" | |
| forthshaft | "creature; created thing" | |
| forthshow | "to show forth" | |
| forthsith | "a going forth; departure" | |
| forthspel | "declaration" | |
| forthspownness | "prosperity" | |
| forthstep | "to advance forth" | |
| forthward | "inclined forwards; forward" | |
| forthwardness | "progress" | |
| forthwax | "to wax forth" | |
| forthway | "journey; departure" | |
| forwend | "to convert" | |
| forthy | "for that; therefore; consequently" | |
| forthyeet | "to pour forth" | |
| forthild | "to endure with patience" | |
| forthilm | "to shut in; to envelope" | |
| fortight | "to seduce" | |
| fortighting | "seduction" | |
| fortread | "to tread" | |
| fortrow | "to be presumptuous" | |
| fortrowedness | "presumption" | |
| fortrowing | "presumption" | |
| forwand | "to be reluctant" | |
| forwarp | "to throw away or off" | |
| forwax | "to grow excessively" | |
| forweary | "very weary" | |
| forweary | "to make weary" | |
| forweird | "destruction" | |
| forwell | "very well" | |
| forwept | "exhausted with weeping" | |
| forwhy | "why; wherefore" | |
| forwork | "to do wrong" | |
| forworth | "to perish; to deteriorate" | |
| forwound | "to wound" | |
| forwray | "to accuse" | |
| forwreak | "to drive forth; to expel" | |
| foryeam | "to neglect" | |
| foryelp | 'to boast" | |
| foryield | "to pay for; to requite; to reward" | |
| fough | "joining; joint" | |
| foulhood | "foulness" | |
| foulsome | "foul" | |
| fouse | "eager" | |
| fow | "to differ in colour" | |
| fow | "variegated" | |
| fowing | "variety of colour" | |
| fowlflight | "flight of birds" | |
| fowlkin | "race or species of bird" | |
| fowlwhate | "auger" | |
| fother | "carriageload; a load" | |
| foxing | "fox-like craftiness" | |
| frain | "question" | |
| fraining | "question" | |
| fraked | "vile" | |
| frank | "lance; javelin" | |
| fravel | "cunning" | |
| fravelness | "shrewdness" | |
| fray | "hearsay" | |
| frea | "lord" | |
| freary | "freezing; chilly; cold in sadness" | |
| freed | "peace" | |
| freed | "to perceive; to experience" | |
| freedingly | "perceptible" | |
| freelock | "voluntary offering" | |
| freename | "surname" | |
| freeship | "liberty" | |
| freet | "freedom" | |
| frelse | "to free; to celebrate" | |
| frelse | "freedom" | |
| frem | "to perform" | |
| fremful | "useful" | |
| fremming | "purpose" | |
| fremsome | "beneficient" | |
| fremsomeness | "beneficience" | |
| frettle | "greedy, gluttonous" | |
| frever | "to console; to comfort" | |
| frickle | "appetite" | |
| frickle | "to desire" | |
| friendhold | "amiable" | |
| friendlathe | "friendly invitation" | |
| friendlest | "want of friends" | |
| friendlihood | "friendliness" | |
| friendlithe | "kind to one's friends" | |
| friendlore | "friendly counsel" | |
| friendman | "friend" | |
| friendred | "friendship" | |
| friendsome | "friendly" | |
| friendspeed | "abundance of friends" | |
| friendspeedy | "rich in friends" | |
| fright | "to be afraid" | |
| fright | "afraid" | |
| frightihood | "timidness" | |
| frightmood | "timid" | |
| frightness | "fear, terror" | |
| frighty | "timid" | |
| frimth | "origin, beginning" (other spelling fromth) | |
| frist | "space of time, term, respite" | |
| frist | "to respite, to delay" | |
| frith | "peace" | |
| frithbreach | "breach of peace" | |
| frithe | "to make peace" | |
| frithhouse | "peacehouse; sanctuary" | |
| frithless | "peaceless" | |
| frithly | "peaceful" | |
| frithoath | "oath of peace" | |
| frithsoken | "asylum" | |
| frithsome | "peaceful" | |
| frithsome | "to make peaceful" | |
| frithstow | "peace-place; refuge; sanctuary" | |
| frithtoken | "sign of peace" | |
| frithwear | "treaty of peace" | |
| frithweb | "peaceweaver" | |
| frithyard | "peaceyard; asylum" | |
| frood | "old" | |
| from | "original" | |
| fromado | "to do away from" | |
| frombairn | "firstchild" | |
| frombigh | "a bending away; backsliding" | |
| frombirdling | "young man" | |
| frombring | "to bring from" | |
| fromchar | "to turn from" | |
| frome | "beginning" | |
| fromeld | "early age" | |
| fromfare | "departure" | |
| fromgive | "perogative" | |
| fromgore | "leader; patriarch" | |
| fromkenned | "firstborn" | |
| fromly | "original" | |
| fromshaft | "original creation" | |
| fromshapen | "first-created" | |
| fromshild | "orignal sin" | |
| fromsith | "departure" | |
| fromspelling | "original story" | |
| fromstool | "first or principle seat; paternal home" | |
| fromth | "origin, beginning" (other spelling frimth) | |
| fromthly | "premeval; primitive; first" | |
| fromtide | "beginning" | |
| fromward | "about to depart" | |
| fromwards | "away from" | |
| fromwassom | "firstfruits" | |
| fromwright | "creator" | |
| frorn | "frozen" | |
| frose | "to find out by inquiry" | |
| frosing | "a questioning" | |
| frosttime | "winter" | |
| frover | "comfort" | |
| froverbook | "book of consolation" | |
| froverghost | "consoling spirit; Holy Ghost; Comforter" | |
| froverly | "comforting" | |
| froverword | "comforting word" | |
| frow | "woman" | |
| fullathel | "very noble" | |
| fullbeet | "to make full ammends" | |
| fullblithe | "very blithe" | |
| fullbright | "very bright" | |
| fullbring | "to complete" | |
| fullclean | "very clean" | |
| fullcouth | "wellknown" | |
| fulldeed | "perfection" | |
| fulldo | "to do fully; to complete" | |
| fulldown | "flat down, completly down" | |
| fullend | "to end fully" | |
| fullfair | "very fair" | |
| fullfatted | "very fattened" | |
| fullflee | "to flee fully" | |
| fullfremmed | "perfect" | |
| fullfremmedness | "perfection" | |
| fullgo | "to accomplish; to carry out" | |
| fullgood | "very good" | |
| fullgrow | "to grow fully" | |
| fullhoar | "very hoar" | |
| fullhood | "fullness" | |
| fulllast | "to help" | |
| fullmain | "full power" | |
| fullmake | "to make fully, to accomplish" | |
| fullnigh | "very nigh" | |
| fulloft | "very often" | |
| fullsome | "plentious" | |
| fullsomehood | "abundance" | |
| fullsomeness | "abundance" | |
| fullthungen | "fullgrown" | |
| fulltimber | "to build fully" | |
| fulltrow | "to trow fully" | |
| fullwax | "to grow fully" | |
| fullwaxen | "fullgrown" | |
| fullwealy | "very wealthy" | |
| fullweary | "very weary" | |
| fullwork | "to work fully; to complete"" | |
| fully | "full; universal; catholic" | |
| fulth | "fullness" | |
| fultum | "help" | |
| fultum | "to help; to support" | |
| furn | "ancient" | |
| furndays | "days of yore" | |
| furnness | "antiquity" | |
| furnwrit | "old writing" | |
| furnyear | "previous year" | |
| furtherover | "moreover" |
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