But a cauld thow wind
On a hee fell side.”
FELL-HEEDER—Yan at leeves on t’ fells; t’ decentest an’ t’ mannerliest fooak varra neear ’at ye’ll find fer a mial when yer hard throssen.
FELL-TIAD—He’d a skin on him as rough as a fell-tiad.
FELLY—The out section of a cart wheel.
FEND, FENDY—To make a good try. T’ kye ’ll fend fer thersells if ther’s owt they can git. He’s a fendy sooart ov a fellow at’ll git on.
FETCHIN—A fetchin o’ yal’s when it’s brought to t’ wark.
FETTLE—Condition. What fettle?—Rippin!
FETTLE—To clean, repair, and put in condition. Ah mun fettle t’ auld gun up.
FEW—Pan to. Hoo does he few at mowin’?