E’en let her flyte her fill, Jo.”
Song—Steer her up.
Font, C, fond, foolishly attached, “spooney.”
“Whey, Gworge, thou’s owder feul or font,
To think o’ sec a frow.”
Anderson. Betty Brown.
Foorsett, C, to get in front of and face, to intercept.
A ghost used to haunt the “Crossgates” in Lamplugh, of which it was said, “Whativer way folk turns it foorsetts them.”
Footh and Foothy, S and C, abundance, well provided, plentifully stocked.
“He’s brought footh o’ foreign trash,