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fat, fatt, fedek, feidek, fiddack, fiddek, fiddek, fiddick, fiddik, fiddock, fiedek, fodek, fuddik, vat,
fat [fat]
n. A vat or container.
n. A vat or container.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fiddock [I.Sh. ˈfɪdək, ˈfʌdək]: A wooden bucket, a keg.
fatal, fattal,
fate [fet, MN. fat]
n. Fate or destiny. pl. fates The Three Fates (of Parcae).
v. To preordain as if by fate.
pt. pp. fatit Fated.
n. Fate or destiny. pl. fates The Three Fates (of Parcae).
v. To preordain as if by fate.
pt. pp. fatit Fated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fatal [fetl, MN. fatl] adj. Fatal.
fatefu: Fateful.
fatefu: Fateful.
fatigue [fəˈtiɡ]
n. Wear and tear, hard usage.
v. To wear.
pt. pp. fatigued
n. Wear and tear, hard usage.
v. To wear.
pt. pp. fatigued
faderils, fatt$rels, fatteral, fatterals, fatterils, fattrel, fattrels, fattrils,
fatterals [ˈfatərəlz, ˈfadərəlz]
n. pl. Ribbon ends.
n. pl. Ribbon ends.
faach, faachie, faachy, fach, fachie, fauch, fauchie, fauchy, faugh, faughie, faughy, fyaach, fyaachy, fyach, fyachie, fyauchie, fyuchie,
fauch [fɑːx, fɔːx, N. I. fjaːx]
adj. Of ground: fallow. Of colour: pale.
v. To manage ground by fallowing, to plough or harrow fallow ground. MN. To scratch, claw, rub, to scrub hard, to work with speed.
adj. Of ground: fallow. Of colour: pale.
v. To manage ground by fallowing, to plough or harrow fallow ground. MN. To scratch, claw, rub, to scrub hard, to work with speed.
fauchie [fɑːxɪ, fɔːxɪ, N. I. fjaːxɪ]
adj. Pale yellowish grey, of a faded colour. Pasty-faced, sickly looking, pale. Of liquids, pale, colourless.
adj. Pale yellowish grey, of a faded colour. Pasty-faced, sickly looking, pale. Of liquids, pale, colourless.
Fauchhilldean,
Fauchhilldean [ˈfɑːxldin, ˈfɔːx-, N. I. ˈfjaːx-]
pn. Fauchledean (West Lothian).
pn. Fauchledean (West Lothian).
faachelt, fachelt, fachled, fauchelt, fauchilt, fauchle, fauchled, feochle, ferfocheled, feugled, forfaachelt, forfachelt, forfauchelt, forfauchlit, forfochled, fyaachelt, fyaachle, fyauchle, fyauchled,
fauchle [f(j)ɔːxl, NN.b. fʌuxl]
v. To work lazily or listlessly with difficulty from weakness, or in a helpless, bungling fashion.
pt. pp. fauchelt adj. Tired, worn out.
v. To work lazily or listlessly with difficulty from weakness, or in a helpless, bungling fashion.
pt. pp. fauchelt adj. Tired, worn out.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forfauchelt [fərˈ-]: adj. Worn out, utterly exhausted.
faacon, faaken, faakon, fachender, faucon, fauconer, fawkener, gerfaucon,
faucon [ˈfɑːkən, ˈfɔːkən, N. ˈfaːkən]
n. A falcon (bird of prey o the genus Falco). NN.a. A sun dog or mock sun, a parhelion.
n. A falcon (bird of prey o the genus Falco). NN.a. A sun dog or mock sun, a parhelion.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fauconer: A falconer.
gerfaucon: The gyrfalcon Falco rusticolus.
gerfaucon: The gyrfalcon Falco rusticolus.
Faaklan, Faakland, Fauklan, Faukland, Fawkland,
Faukland [ˈfɑːklən(d), ˈfɔːklən(d)]
pn. Falkland (Fife).
pn. Falkland (Fife).
ae_faal, ae_faald, ae_fauld, aefaal, aefaaldlie, aefaaldly, aefaldness, aefaul, aefaul$, aefauld, aefauldlie, aefauldly, aefauldness, afaldly, afauld, afauldly, aiffel, anefauld, enfaald, enfauld, faal, faald, faaldin, faaldit, faalin, fal, fal$, fald, fall, fau$d, fau$ded, faud, faul, faul$, faul$in, faul$it, fauld, faulded, fauldin, fauldit, faulin, faulit, foul, foul$, fouldit, foulit, fowld, hunderfauld, hunder-fauld, hunnerfaul, minnyfauld, minnyfaulds, minnyfole, minnyfoles, moniefauld, moniefaulds, monyfauld, monyfaulds, munnyfauld, munnyfaulds, onfauld, pomptul, pumfle, pumphal, pumphel, pumphell, pumphil, pumphile, pumphill, pumphle, tae-faa, tae-fauld, tae-faw, teu-fa, teu-fo, threefauld, three-fauld, to-fa, to-fa$, tö-faa, tufal, tuffer, tui-faa, twae-fauld, twafaal, twa-faal, twafaald, twa-faald, twafaul, twa-faul, twafauld, twa-fauld, twafoul, unfaal, unfaald, unfauld,
fauld [fɑːl(d), fɔːl(d), U. fʌul(d), N. I. faːl(d)]
n. A fold. The field for cattle. A layer.
v. To fold, bend etc. To shut or close a door, a clasp knife, the eyes, the fist, etc.
pt. pp. fauldit
n. A fold. The field for cattle. A layer.
v. To fold, bend etc. To shut or close a door, a clasp knife, the eyes, the fist, etc.
pt. pp. fauldit
Compounds and phrases etc.
aefauld [ˈeː-]: Of one fold or ply, onefold. Single, single-minded. Simple-hearted, honest, faithful.
aefauldly: Sincerely.
aefauldness: Singleness of heart, uprightness, sincerity.
enfauld: To enfold.
fauldin [fɑːldɪn, fɔːldɪn, N. I. faːldɪn]: Folding. A cattle or sheepfold.
hunderfauld: Hundredfold. The lady's bedstraw Galium verum.
monyfauld [ˈmone-, ˈmʌne-]: Manifold.
monyfaulds: The part of the entrails which cosnsists of many folds.
pund fauld [-fɑːl(d) etc., ˈpʌmfɑːl]: An enclosure for animals.
tae-fauld: A lean-to building.
threefauld: To three times the number or amount. The bogbean Menyanthes trifoliata.
twafauld: Twofold, bent double. Deceitful, two-faced.
unfauld: Unfold.
aefauldly: Sincerely.
aefauldness: Singleness of heart, uprightness, sincerity.
enfauld: To enfold.
fauldin [fɑːldɪn, fɔːldɪn, N. I. faːldɪn]: Folding. A cattle or sheepfold.
hunderfauld: Hundredfold. The lady's bedstraw Galium verum.
monyfauld [ˈmone-, ˈmʌne-]: Manifold.
monyfaulds: The part of the entrails which cosnsists of many folds.
pund fauld [-fɑːl(d) etc., ˈpʌmfɑːl]: An enclosure for animals.
tae-fauld: A lean-to building.
threefauld: To three times the number or amount. The bogbean Menyanthes trifoliata.
twafauld: Twofold, bent double. Deceitful, two-faced.
unfauld: Unfold.