Felaw, s. fellow, 227; (as a term of reproach), 276.
Felde, pt. s. felled, 593.
Fen, s. fen, mud, 588.
Ferd, s. fear, 854. This form occurs in Wyclif, Minot, Hampole's Prick of Conscience, and other poems (chiefly Northern).
Ferde, pt. s. fared, 780. See Fare.
Feteren, ger. to fetter, 384.
Feteres, pl. fetters, 384.
Fetten, v. fetch, 555; Fette, ger. 118; 2 pr. pl. 652; Fetteth, imp. pl. 643.
Fikil, adj. fickle, 151.
Flee, v. escape, 901.