FRAP—A sharp noise. He was blertin’ an’ frapen’ aboot wi’ an auld gun.
FRAG-END—What’s left; the tag-rag-and-bob-tail. Ther’s t’ frag-end ov a ham shank on t’ shelf. A lot o’ t’ frag-end hed a row amang thersels.
FRAJ, FRAJD—Frayed. Worn by contact. Ah’ve frajd o’ t’ skin off mi heel.
FRATCH—Fo’ oot. We varra near fratch’t ower ’t.
FREET—Grieve. Nivver thee heed honey, du’t freet.
FREMD—Strangers with whom there is no intercourse. They war nobbut fremd fooak at they leev’d amang.
FRAE—From. Whar does thoo co frae? Ah cum frae hiam, whar does ta think?
FRAE-TULL—From; off. What’s up wi’ thi hat flype? It’s cum frae tull.
FRETTED—Perforated. It war fretted throo an’ throo wi’ t’ worms.
FRIGGLEN—Struggling. Sairy thing, it was frigglen aboot an’ varra near at last gasp.