Felde-fare, s. field-fare; 'Go, farewel felde-fare' (see note), 5510.
Fele, adj. many, 4446, C 6038.
Fele, v. perceive (smell), 1844.
Feller, adj. comp. crueller, 4103.
Felones, adj. pl. evil, wicked, C 6711. His f. iangelinges, his evil pratings, his injurious talk. Suggested by F. Maugre les felonesses jangles; where felonesses is a plural adjective; see Godefroy. And see below.
Feloun, adj. cruel, C 5998.
Felowe, s. fellow, friend, chosen companion, 2857.
Fer, adv. far, 4495.
Fere, s. fire, 2471, 5086.
Fered, pp. fired, inflamed, 5278.