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Fawlaw_Hill,
Fawlaw Hill [ˈfɑːlə hɪl,]
pn. Falla Hill (West Lothian).
pn. Falla Hill (West Lothian).
Faaside, Faside, Fawside,
Fawside [ˈfɑːsəid]
pn. Falside (Borders).
pn. Falside (Borders).
Faws_o_Feuch,
Faws o Feuch [fɑːz o fjux, fɔːz-, N. I. faːz-]
pn. The Falls of Feugh (Aberdeenshire).
pn. The Falls of Feugh (Aberdeenshire).
feal, fealtie, fealty, feiltie, feilty, fial,
feal [fil]
adj. Loyal, steadfast.
adj. Loyal, steadfast.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fealtie: arch. A profession of faithful service.
afeard, afeared, afeart, afeerd, afeert, afeirt, afeirt, faer, faerd, faerfu, faersom, faersome, faert, faird, fairde, fairdie, fairt, fear, fear$t, fear$t, feard, feardie, feardie, feardy, fearet, fearfa, fearfih, fearfou, fearfu, fearfu$, fearsom, fearsome, feart, feartie, fearty, feer, feer$t, feerd, feert, feertie, feerty, fehr, feir, feirfu, feirsome, feirt, ferfal, ferr, feyrd, fierdy, terrifeart, unafeard, unafeared, unafeart, unafeerd, unafeert, unafeirt,
fear [fiːr, feːr, NN.b. fəir]
n. Fear. A fright, a scare.
dim. feardie, feartie col. A coward.
v. To frighten, scare. To be afraid, fear for.
pt. pp. feart, feared adj. Frightened, afraid.
n. Fear. A fright, a scare.
dim. feardie, feartie col. A coward.
v. To frighten, scare. To be afraid, fear for.
pt. pp. feart, feared adj. Frightened, afraid.
Compounds and phrases etc.
afeart, afeared [əˈ-]: adj. Alarmed, afraid, struck with fear.
fear for: conj. In case. Lest in a negative context.
fearfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Fearful, frightful.
fearfuness: Fearfulness.
fearless: Fearless.
fearna: To have no fear.
fearsome [-səm,]: Frightening, terrifying, awful, frightened, timid.
feart for, feart frae: Scared of.
for fear: Lest.
force and fear: leg. Illegal pressure to make a person do something, duress.
nae fears: No fear!
terrifeart col. Terrified.
unafeart: Unafraid.
fear for: conj. In case. Lest in a negative context.
fearfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Fearful, frightful.
fearfuness: Fearfulness.
fearless: Fearless.
fearna: To have no fear.
fearsome [-səm,]: Frightening, terrifying, awful, frightened, timid.
feart for, feart frae: Scared of.
for fear: Lest.
force and fear: leg. Illegal pressure to make a person do something, duress.
nae fears: No fear!
terrifeart col. Terrified.
unafeart: Unafraid.
faest, faiss, faist, faste, feasht, feast, feesht, feess, fehst, feyst,
feast [fist, fest]
n. A feast, a big meal.
v. To feast.
n. A feast, a big meal.
v. To feast.
faet, fait, feat, feeat, feet, feit, feyt,
feat [fit]
adj. Fitting, clever, adroit, neat, trim, spruce.
adj. Fitting, clever, adroit, neat, trim, spruce.
faether, faetherie, faethery, feader feathery, feaderam, feather, featheram, featherie, feathers, fedder, fedderam, fedderie, feddery, feder, fether, fetherame, fetherem, fetherie, fetherum, fethery, fethreme, feytheram, futher,
feather [ˈfɛðər, I.Sh. ˈfɛdər]
also arch. MN. feader [ˈfɛdər]
n. A feather, the grain in polished wood, the furrow cutter on plough.
also arch. MN. feader [ˈfɛdər]
n. A feather, the grain in polished wood, the furrow cutter on plough.
feathery [ˈfɛðəre, MN. I.Sh. ˈfɛdəre]
adj. Feathery,
n. An old kind of golf-ball.
adj. Feathery,
n. An old kind of golf-ball.
Compounds and phrases etc.
featheram, feaderam [-əm]: arch. A coat of feathers, plumage-
featheram, feaderam [-əm]: arch. A coat of feathers, plumage-
prince's feathers: S. The self-heal Prunella vulgaris.
Fabruary, faibuary, Feberwar, Feberwarry, Feberwary, Feberweer, Feberwerrie, Februar, Februie, Febuarie, feburie, Febyuary,
Februar [ˈfɛbruər]
n. February.
n. February.
faucht, faught, fechan, fechd, fecht, fechten, fechter, fechtie, fechtin, fechtin$, fechtit, fechty, feght, feghter, feicht, feighteen, feightin, feuch, feuchen, feucht, feucthen, feught, ficht, fichter, fichtin, fighter, fit, fochen, fochendeen, focht, fochten, fochten_duin, fochtin, foght, foucht, foughten, fyacht,
fecht [fɛçt, feːçt, S. faeçt]
n. A fight, struggle, battle. Exertion, pugnacity.
v. To fight. To struggle in the battle of life against misfortune or poverty etc.
pt. fechtit, focht [foxt, fɑːxt], S. feucht [fjux(ʍ)t]
pp. fechtit, fochten [fox(t)(ə)n], S. feuchten [fjux(ʍ)n] adj. Beaten, done out.
n. A fight, struggle, battle. Exertion, pugnacity.
v. To fight. To struggle in the battle of life against misfortune or poverty etc.
pt. fechtit, focht [foxt, fɑːxt], S. feucht [fjux(ʍ)t]
pp. fechtit, fochten [fox(t)(ə)n], S. feuchten [fjux(ʍ)n] adj. Beaten, done out.
fechtie
adj. Courageous.
adj. Courageous.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bonnie fechter: A fearless fighter, a zealot, a disputatious person.
fechter: A person who fights, a champion.
fechtin: Fighting.
fochten duin: Exhausted.
sair fecht: A hard struggle.
fechter: A person who fights, a champion.
fechtin: Fighting.
fochten duin: Exhausted.
sair fecht: A hard struggle.