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feare, sb companion, vi viii 25, to f =
together, II x 64 See fere
fearefull, timid, vi VII 36
fearen, to frighten, II VII 25, III iv 15, vi
viii 47, vii vi 15
feastfull, festival {adj ), vi x 22
feat, action, deed, II ix 6, v v 7
feateously, dexterously, Proth 2 7
feature, form, 1 viii 49, III ix 21 , character,
iv II 44
feculent, foul, II VII 61
fee, tenure, II II 13, wealth, property, II vii
56,1V 1 35, ix 13, v VII. 43, S C May 106,
service, vi x a 1, Clout 370
feebled, pa part weakened, 1 viii 23
feeblesse, weakness, iv VIII 37
feld, pa part broken, 1 viii 47, overthrown,
iv 1 34, iv 18, prostrated, VII VII 13,
pret cast, II vi 32
/ell, sb gall, rancour, iii xi 2
fell, adj fierce, savage, 1 iw 10, iii xi 27, iv
in 8, ix 20, v ix I, Clout 808
fell, vb pret befell, iv iv 23
fellonest, most tierce, iv, II 32
felly, fiercely, cruelly, 1 v 34, II xi 24, vi
xi 48, Muiop 343, Gnat 277, Amor Son
5 6
felnesse, cruelty, fierceness, II VIII 37, iv
vin 23, v VII 32
felonous, fierce, fell, III 1 65
feminitee, -le, womanhood, iii vi 51, Clout \
513
fensible, strong, fortified, II ix 21, iii x
10
feood, feud, enmity, iv 1. 26
fere, feare, companion, mate, 1 x 4, iv III
52, x 27, v III 22, vi II 31, xii 4, p 410
ferme, enclosure, habitation (fig ), in v 23,
rent, Hubberd II60
ferry, terry-boat, II vi 19
fet, to fetch, II ix 58, pret v III II, res
cued, Thest 71, drew forth, pa part
H Beauiie 91, derived
fetch, vb to reach, II VII 21 fetcht, pa
part —taken, Daphn 439
fetche, trick, Three Lett p 622
feutre, fewter, to put a spear into the fewter
' or rest, iv iv. 45, vi 10
flaunt, a warrant addressed to the Irish Chancery
for a grant under the great seal Us,ed
gen. a warrant, Hubberd II44
field, {her,) the surface of an escutcheon or
shield on which the ' charge' is displayed, II,
1 18.
file, sb catalogue, recital, VII vi. 37
file, fyle, vb ¹ to render smooth, polish, 1 1
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35 (fig)iii ii 12 (fig), P 412 filed
ppl adj polished {fig), ii 1 3, Clout 701
file, vb 2 to defile, S C July 192 filed, ppl
adj iii 1 62
fill at f = in abundance, vi x 5
fillet, ribbon for the head, 1 2II 4.
fine, end, II VII 59, iv III 37, in fine —
finally, at last, S C Feb 217
flngrmg, work done with the fingers, Mutop.
366
firme, to fasten, fix, II vii 1
flsnamie, physiognomy, face, Three Lett
p 625 Cf physnomy
fit, fitt, sb 1 attack (of illness, &c), condition,
I 1 40,II 18, iv 45, xi 27, II VII 44, in.
II 5, mortal crisis, feeling of impending
death, 1 vi 37, II vii 66, R. T 598, painful
experience, sorrow, iii 1 I, iv vi 30 ,
access of rage, v iv 39, fitte, paroxysm, Three
Lett p 614
fit, sb 2 strain of music, 1 xi 7, Clout 69
fit, fitte, vb to be fitting, II II II, S, C Oct
88 fitted, part suited, iv 1 12
flagg, to move feebly (of a bird's wings),
p 4II
flaggy, -le, drooping, 1 xi 10, in iv 33, vi.
39, Worlds Vamtie 60
flake, flash (of lightning, flame), iii II 5,
Eptth. 27
flamed, ppl adj inflamed, II vi 8
flaring, ppl, adj spreading, v xii 38
flasht, pret dashed, splashed, II vi 42
flasket, a long shallow basket, Proth 26
flatling, with the flat side (of a sword), v v 18
flatly, plainly, absolutely, Hubberd 324
flatt, plain, S C Sept 105
flatuous, full of air or wind, Three Lett,
P 614
Flauia, pseudonym, Clout 572
flaw, rush, onset, v v 6
fleare, to jeer, mock, Hubberd 714
fledge, fledged, fully developed, Three Lett
p 621
fleet, to float, II \n 14, VII 14, iv ix 33,
Clout 286, 596 , to fly, flit, III ix 7
fleshlinesse, lust, S C p 423
flesht, pa part incited, vi viii 9
flex, flax, in 1 47
flit, vb to give way, 1 ii S,R T 514, to
depart, II VII 66, to flutter, iii xi 42
flitted, pa part 1 II 19, ppl adj 1 VII 21
flit, ppl adj departed, II xii 44 flitting,
ppl adj fleeting, changing, 1 xi 18,II VIII. 2
flit, flitt, adj swift, fleet, II iv 38, vi 20, iii
xi 39, p 4II; fleeting, changing, in. 1 56,
[ light, III x. 57