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fross, frusch, frush,
frush [I.Sh. frʌʃ]
n. A frothy jet, a hiss, squirt, splutter. A sudden outburst of anger.
v. To hiss, to make a sputtering sound, to spurt.
n. A frothy jet, a hiss, squirt, splutter. A sudden outburst of anger.
v. To hiss, to make a sputtering sound, to spurt.
fred, freh, frehd, fried, fry,
fry [frəi, DD. frɛ]
n. A small number of fish for frying. A state of worry or distraction, a disturbance.
v. To fry.
pt. pp. fried
n. A small number of fish for frying. A state of worry or distraction, a disturbance.
v. To fry.
pt. pp. fried
frine, fryne,
fryne [frəin]
v. To fret.
v. To fret.
fud, fudd, fuddie, fuddie, fuddy, fuddy,
fud [fʌd]
n. An animal tail. The human posterior, the buttocks.
dim. fuddie A hare.
n. An animal tail. The human posterior, the buttocks.
dim. fuddie A hare.
fuddy [ˈfʌde]
adj. Short-tailed, short, thick, stumpy.
adj. Short-tailed, short, thick, stumpy.
fuddelt, fuddle, fuddled,
fuddle [ˈfʌdl]
v. To get drunk.
pt. pp. fuddelt adj. Drunk.
v. To get drunk.
pt. pp. fuddelt adj. Drunk.
fuel, fyool, fyoul,
fuel [fju(ə)l]
n. Fuel.
n. Fuel.
feefle, fuff, fuff$d, fuffed, fuffelt, fuffer, fuffers, fuffie, fuffin, fuffit, fufflan, fuffle, fufflin, fufft, fuffy,
fuff [fʌf]
v. To puff, huff or rage.
pt. pp. fufft adj. Puffed.
v. To puff, huff or rage.
pt. pp. fufft adj. Puffed.
fuffy [ˈfʌfɪ]
adj. Flickering like a fire, apt to spit, like a cat, short-tempered, testy.
adj. Flickering like a fire, apt to spit, like a cat, short-tempered, testy.
fuffle [fʌfl]
v. To dishevel, ruffle, disarrange. Walk awkwardly, hobble, shuffle.
pt. pp. fuffelt
v. To dishevel, ruffle, disarrange. Walk awkwardly, hobble, shuffle.
pt. pp. fuffelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
fuffers col. Bellows.
fuffin: Puffing
fuffit: EC. The long-tailed tit Aegithalos caudatus.
fufflin: Fumbling.
fuffin: Puffing
fuffit: EC. The long-tailed tit Aegithalos caudatus.
fufflin: Fumbling.
feugie, fidgie, foodge, fooge, fooge, fudge, fuge, fuggie, fugie, fugy,
fugie [ˈf(j)udʒi]
also fuge [fudʒ]
n. A fugitive, a coward. A challenge to fight.
v. NN.a. To play truant.
also fuge [fudʒ]
n. A fugitive, a coward. A challenge to fight.
v. NN.a. To play truant.
feed, feud, fid, föd, fude, fuid,
fuid [S. I. fød, fyd, C. fɪd, N. fid]
n. Food.
n. Food.
fael, fale, feel, feelie, feelie, feelish, feelness, feely, feely, feil, feul, fiel, fil, föl, föllie, föllie, fölly, fölly, fuil, fuilie, fuilie, fuilish, fuilitch, fuilness, fuily, fuily, fuily, fül, fule, peerie_fuil, peerie-fool, peerifool,
fuil [S. I. føl, fyl, C. U. fɪl, NEC. fel, N. fil]
n. A fool.
dim. fuilie
adj. Foolish, silly, half-witted.
v. To fool.
n. A fool.
dim. fuilie
adj. Foolish, silly, half-witted.
v. To fool.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fuily, fuilish: Foolish.
fuilness: Foolishness.
peerie fuil: I. A little fool.
fuilness: Foolishness.
peerie fuil: I. A little fool.