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Fauldhoose, Fauldhouse,
Fauldhoose [ˈfɑːl(d)hus, ˈfɔːl(d)-]
pn. Fauldhouse (West Lothian).
pn. Fauldhouse (West Lothian).
afaur, afer, faar, faarden, faardest, faarer, faarthest, faather, faer, faerther, far, farawa, farden, farder, fardest, fardher, farer, farest, farness, farrer, farrest, farther, faur, faurawa, faurden, faurder, faurdest, faurer, faurest, faurness, faurther, faurthest, fawr, fer, ferder, ferness, ferr, ferrer, ferrest, ferther, ferthest, firther, forder, fordest, furrer,
faur [fɑːr, fɔːr, S. fɛr, feːr, N. I. faːr]
adv. Far.
adj. Far.
comp. faurer, faurder, faurther Farther.
superl. faurest, faurdest, faurthest Farthest.
adv. Far.
adj. Far.
comp. faurer, faurder, faurther Farther.
superl. faurest, faurdest, faurthest Farthest.
Compounds and phrases etc.
afaur: At a distance.
faur awa: Far away, remote.
faur back: Long ago, backward as regards progress or education etc.
faurden: NN.a. The distance between two timbers in the bottom of a boat.
faurness: Amount of distance.
faur oot: On bad terms.
faur awa: Far away, remote.
faur back: Long ago, backward as regards progress or education etc.
faurden: NN.a. The distance between two timbers in the bottom of a boat.
faurness: Amount of distance.
faur oot: On bad terms.
better-faured, fa$r, faar, faared, faart, fair, far, far$d, fard, farr$d, farred, fart, faur, faur$d, faurd, faured, faurred, faurt, fayver, ill-faared, ill-faart, ill-fard, ill-fared, ill-fart, ill-faured, ill-faurt, waur-faured, waur-faurt, waur-faurt, weel-faart, weel-fairt, weel-fared, weel-farred, weel-faur$d, weel-faured, weel-faurt, weil-faured,
faur [fɑːr, fɔːr, N. I. faːr]
n. Favour, appearance, looks.
v. To favour.
pt. pp. faurt, faured adj. Favoured as regards looks, appearance or demeanour, usually in compounds as below.
n. Favour, appearance, looks.
v. To favour.
pt. pp. faurt, faured adj. Favoured as regards looks, appearance or demeanour, usually in compounds as below.
Compounds and phrases etc.
better-faured: Better-featured, better-looking.
ill-faurt, ill-faured: Ugly, unbecoming, ill-favoured.
waur-faured: More ill-favoured, uglier.
weel-faured: Well-favoured, good-looking, decent, respectable.
ill-faurt, ill-faured: Ugly, unbecoming, ill-favoured.
waur-faured: More ill-favoured, uglier.
weel-faured: Well-favoured, good-looking, decent, respectable.
faardin, farden, fardin, farthin, faurd$n, faurdin, faurthen, faurthin, ferdin,
faurdin [ˈfɑːrdɪn, ˈfɔːrdɪn, N. I. ˈfaːrdɪn]
n. A farthing.
n. A farthing.
faas, faase, faaseheid, faasheid, falsehood, falsehud, falset, faucit, faus, fause, fauseheid, fauseheid, fausehood, fausehuid, fauseness, fauset, fauss, fausset, faussheid, faussness, fawse,
fause [fɑːs, fɔːs, N. I. faːs]
adj. False.
adj. False.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fauseheid: A flasehood, deceit.
fauseness: Falseness.
fauseness: Falseness.
faat, faater, faatit, faator, fau$t, fau$tit, faut, faute, fauter, faut-free, fautit, fautor, fawt, forfaat, forfat, forfault, forfaut,
faut [fɑːt, fɔːt, N. I. faːt]
n. A fault. A want, lack, need, often of food. The cause of some wrong. Harm or injury.
v. To find fault with, to blame.
pt. pp. fautit Faulted, blamed, accused.
n. A fault. A want, lack, need, often of food. The cause of some wrong. Harm or injury.
v. To find fault with, to blame.
pt. pp. fautit Faulted, blamed, accused.
Compounds and phrases etc.
defaut: Lack, want, failure.
fauter: A faulter, wrongdoer.
faut-free: Faultless.
forfaut [fərˈ-]: To forfeit, to deprive of rights on property.
play a faut: To be guilty of misconduct, misbehave, to commit a fault.
fauter: A faulter, wrongdoer.
faut-free: Faultless.
forfaut [fərˈ-]: To forfeit, to deprive of rights on property.
play a faut: To be guilty of misconduct, misbehave, to commit a fault.
faaver, faaverite, faavour, faavoured, faavourite, faavrit, fauvor, fauvorit, fauvour, fauvourite, fauvrit, faver, faverite, favor, favorite, favoured, favourit, favourit, favourt, favrit, fawor, faworite, fawvour, fawvour, fawvour, fawvourite, fawvourite, fawvourite,
fauvour [ˈfɑːvər, ˈfɔːvər, N. I. ˈfaːvər]
n. Favour, appearance, looks.
pl. fauvours Dainties, tit-bits.
v. To favour, to resemble.
pt. pp. favourt, favoured
n. Favour, appearance, looks.
pl. fauvours Dainties, tit-bits.
v. To favour, to resemble.
pt. pp. favourt, favoured
See faur also.
Compounds and phrases etc.
disfauvour: To regard or treat with disfavour.
fauvourable: Favourable.
fauvourite: Favourite.
for ony fauvour: For any sake, for goodness' sake.
in fauvours o: In favour of.
fauvourable: Favourable.
fauvourite: Favourite.
for ony fauvour: For any sake, for goodness' sake.
in fauvours o: In favour of.
aff_fa$ins, aff-fa, aff-fa$, aff-faa, aff-fains, aff-faw, aff-fawins, befa, befa$, befa$n, befaa, befaan, befall, befaw, befaw, befawen, befawn, doonfa, doonfa$, doonfaa, doonfaw, dounfaa, dounfaw, fa, fa$, fa$an, fa$en, fa$in, fa$ins, fa$n, fa$-tae, faa, faa$in, faa$n, faad, faaen, faain, faains, faal, faalin, faan, faan, faas, faa-tae, fain, fains, fal, fall, fao, fas, fa-tae, faun, faw, faw_oot, fawen, fawin, fawins, fawn, faws, faw-tae, faw-ti, fel, fell, onfa, onfa$, onfaa, onfaw, ootfa, ootfa$, ootfa$in, ootfaa, ootfaain, ootfalling, ootfaw, ootfawin, outfa, outfa$, outfaa, outfaw, outfawin, shoartfa, shoartfa$, shoartfaa, shoartfaal, shoartfal, shoartfall, shoartfao, shoartfaw, shortfa, shortfa$, shortfaa, shortfaal, shortfal, shortfall, shortfao, shortfaw,
faw [fɑː, fɔː, N. I. faː]
n. A fall, a unit of measurement 18 fit. A mouse- or rat-trap, usually one that falls on and crushes the creature.
In measurements the singular is used as the pl. With numerals.
v. To fall. To befall. To become.
pt. fell [fɛl]
pp. fawen [fɑːn, fɔːn, N. I. faːn]
n. A fall, a unit of measurement 18 fit. A mouse- or rat-trap, usually one that falls on and crushes the creature.
In measurements the singular is used as the pl. With numerals.
v. To fall. To befall. To become.
pt. fell [fɛl]
pp. fawen [fɑːn, fɔːn, N. I. faːn]
Compounds and phrases etc.
aff-faw(ins): Remnant(s), left over(s), scrap(s).
befaw [bəˈ-]: To befall. pt. befell pp. befawen
dounfaw: A downfall.
fawin [ˈfɑːɪn, ˈfɔː-, N. I. ˈfaː-]: Falling.
faw oot: To fall out, quarrel, disagree.
faw ower: To fall asleep.
faws [fɑːz, fɔːz, N. I. faːz]: Falls.
faw tae, faw til: Fall to, begin.
faw til it contracted faw til't: To begin.
faw-tae: A lean-to building, a penthouse.
infaw: The junction of two roads or rivers etc.
onfaw: Rain, snow, attack, beginning.
ootfaw, ootfawin [ˈutfɑːn, -fɔːn, N. I. -faːn]: A quarrel, a falling out.
shortfaw: A shortfall.
befaw [bəˈ-]: To befall. pt. befell pp. befawen
dounfaw: A downfall.
fawin [ˈfɑːɪn, ˈfɔː-, N. I. ˈfaː-]: Falling.
faw oot: To fall out, quarrel, disagree.
faw ower: To fall asleep.
faws [fɑːz, fɔːz, N. I. faːz]: Falls.
faw tae, faw til: Fall to, begin.
faw til it contracted faw til't: To begin.
faw-tae: A lean-to building, a penthouse.
infaw: The junction of two roads or rivers etc.
onfaw: Rain, snow, attack, beginning.
ootfaw, ootfawin [ˈutfɑːn, -fɔːn, N. I. -faːn]: A quarrel, a falling out.
shortfaw: A shortfall.
faa, fal, fau, faun, fauns, faw, fawn, fawns,
faw [fɑː, fɔː, N. faː(v)]
adj. Variegated, of different colours.
adj. Variegated, of different colours.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fawn: A white spot on moorish and mossy ground. pl. fawns Rough wet places on the hills.
fa$bala, fabala, fawbala,
fawbala [ˈfɑːbələ, ˈɔː-, N. ˈfaː-]
n. A falbala, a flounce, trimming, furbelow.
n. A falbala, a flounce, trimming, furbelow.