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fanty, feedy, feen, feenahait, feent, feentie, feenty, feint, feint-hait, feinty, fende, fien, fient, fient, fient_a_haet, fient-haet, fient-hait, fient-hate, fient-heit, fientie, fient-ma-care, fient-ma-care, fin, fint,
fient [fint, fɪnt]
n. A fiend, the devil, a petty oath, not a whit.
dim. fientie
n. A fiend, the devil, a petty oath, not a whit.
dim. fientie
Compounds and phrases etc.
fient a fears: Not likely.
fient a haet, fient-haet: Not a whit, nothing at all.
fient ane: Not one.
fient-ma-care: Devil-may-care. Reckless, it matters not.
fient a haet, fient-haet: Not a whit, nothing at all.
fient ane: Not one.
fient-ma-care: Devil-may-care. Reckless, it matters not.
faerdy, fairdie, fairdy, fairdy, feardy, feerdy, feirdy, ferdie, ferdy, fierdi, fierdie, fierdy, unfiardy, unfierdi, unfierdie, unfierdy,
fierdy [ˈfiːrdi, ˈfeːrdi]
adj. Strong, able, active. Fit, in good condition, worthy.
adj. Strong, able, active. Fit, in good condition, worthy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unfierdy: Overgrown, unwieldy, not in proper trim, feeble.
Fife, fifie, fiyfee,
Fife [fəif]
pn. Fife (Scotland).
pn. Fife (Scotland).
Compounds and phrases etc.
fifie [ˈfəifɪ]
n. A 19th and early 20th century East Coast herring fishing boat with vertical stem and stern-posts. The local name for the ferry-boats that once sailed between Newport (Fife) and Dundee.
n. A 19th and early 20th century East Coast herring fishing boat with vertical stem and stern-posts. The local name for the ferry-boats that once sailed between Newport (Fife) and Dundee.
figgerin,
figger [I.Ork. ˈfɪgər]
n.arch. To fall in flakes.
n.arch. To fall in flakes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
figgerin: I.Ork. A light snow-flake.
file, fyle,
file [fəil]
n. A file.
v. To file.
n. A file.
v. To file.
filiate, filiation,
filiate [ˈfɪlɪet]
n. filiation [-eʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən] The act of determining the paternity of a child.
v. leg. To determine the paternity of a child.
n. filiation [-eʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən] The act of determining the paternity of a child.
v. leg. To determine the paternity of a child.
fel, fil, fill, fïll, fill$t, filled, filler, fillin, fillt, filt, foufill, foufilled, foufillt, fufill, fufilled, fufillt, ful, fulin, full, fulled, fuller, fullin, fullt, fult,
fill [fɪl, fʌl]
n. That which fills, the amount necessary to fill a container to the full.
v. To fill. To pour out.
pt. pp. fillt, filled
n. That which fills, the amount necessary to fill a container to the full.
v. To fill. To pour out.
pt. pp. fillt, filled
Compounds and phrases etc.
filler: A filler, a funnel for pouring liquid through.
fillin: Filling.
foufill: Fulfil pt. pp. foufillt, foufilled
fillin: Filling.
foufill: Fulfil pt. pp. foufillt, foufilled
fellot, fellots, felot, felots, fillad, fillad, fillad-heid, fillads, fillet, fillet-heid, fillets, fullet, fullets,
fillet [ˈfɪlət]
n. The fillet, the loins of an animal, a human thigh.
pl. fillets NN.a. Big clumsy hands.
n. The fillet, the loins of an animal, a human thigh.
pl. fillets NN.a. Big clumsy hands.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fillet-heid: NN.b. The hip joint.
fillie, filly, fullie, fully,
fillie [ˈfɪle]
n. A felly, felloe, the rim of a wheel.
n. A felly, felloe, the rim of a wheel.
fillie, fillock, fillock, filly, fullie, fully,
filly [ˈfɪlək]
n. A filly.
dim. fillock [ˈfɪlək]
n. A filly.
dim. fillock [ˈfɪlək]