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fael, fail, failed, failie, failin, failin$, failit, faill, faille, faillie, faillzie, failt, failye, failze, failzie, failzye, fale, falze,
fail [fel]
adj. Delicate, in a frail state of health.
v. To fail, deteriorate in health. To collapse from exhaustion.
pt. pp. failt adj. Failed, enfeebled.
failyie [ˈfail(j)i] arch.
n. Failure, non-performance of an obligation, default, a penalty for default.
v. leg. To default, be lacking.
Compounds and phrases etc.
failin [ˈfelɪn]: Failing.
fael, faelie, faell, faelly-daek, fail, fail-dyke, failie, faily, faily-dyke, feal, feal-dyke, feel, feely-dyke, fell,
fail [fel, fɛl]
n. A turf, a sod, turf as a material for building or roofing.
dim. failie
Compounds and phrases etc.
fail dyke: A wall made of turf.
Failford, Failfuird,
Failfuird [ˈfelfʌrd]
pn. Failford (Ayrshire).
faemly, faim$lies, faim$ly, faimelies, faimely, faimilie, faimilie, faimilies, faimily, faimlay, faimlie, faimlies, faimly, fam$lie, fam$lies, famelies, famely, familie, famly, faymlies, faymly, fehmies, fehmily, fehmlay, fem$lie, fem$lies, femelie, femelies, femely, femilie, femilies, femily, femlee, femlie, femlies, femly, femmelie, femmelies,
faimily [ˈfem(ə)lɪ, ˈfɛm-]
n. Family.
pl. faimilies
faemin, faimin, faimine,
faimin [ˈfemɪn]
n. A famine.
faimish, faimished, faimishit, faimisht, femish, femisht,
faimish [ˈfemɪʃ]
v. To famish.
pt. pp. faimisht
fain, faine, fainlie, fainly, fainness,
fain [fen]
adj. Glad, pleased, happy, content. Loving, affectionate, amorous. With the infinitive: eager, willing.
adv. Gladly, kindly, fondly, pleasantly.
v. To like, be fond of. To fawn over, to show affection for.
fainly
adv. Gladly, happily.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fainness: Affection.
fain o: Fond of.
fidge fain: To itch, to champ at the bit.
fidgin-fain: Quivering with fondness.
black-faintin, black-fantin, faint, faintation, faintin, fant, fantan, fantation, fanteen, fantin, fehnt, fent,
faint [fent, N. I. fant]
n. A fainting fit, a swoon.
Compounds and phrases etc.
black-faintin [I.Sh. -fantɪn]: Extremely hungry.
faintation [I.Sh. fant'eʒən]: A state of extreme hunger.
faintin: Fainting. Starving hungry.
faipil, faiple, faple, fipple, fuppul, phaple,
faiple [fepl, fɪpl, fipl]
n. A loose drooping underlip, of men or animals.
fair, faireen, fairin, fare, farin, ferr, ferrin,
fair [feːr, fɛr]
n. A fair, a gift bought at a fair, especially an eddible one.
v. To give presents from a fair, to treat at a fair, to welcome with gifts.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fairin: A present from a fair, especially an eddible one. Punishment, deserts. To hold a fair.
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