[ful], adj., full, filled: nom. sg. w. gen. pl. se wäs innan full wrätta and wîra, [2413].—Comp.: eges-, sorh-, weorð-ful.
[ful], adv., plene, very: ful oft, [480]; ful-oft, [952].
[ful], st. n., cup, beaker: nom. sg., [1193]; acc. sg. ful, [616], [629], [1026]; ofer ýða ful, over the cup of the waves (the basin of the sea filled with waves), [1209]; dat. sg. onfôh þissum fulle, [1170].—Comp.: medo-, sele-full.
[fullæstian], w. v. w. dat, to give help: pres. sg. ic þe fullæstu, [2669].
[fultum], st. m., help, support, protection: acc. sg. frôfor (frôfre) and fultum, [699], [1274]; mägenes fultum, [1836]; on fultum, [2663].—Comp. mägen-fultum.
[fundian], w. v., to strive, to have in view: pres. pl. we fundiað Higelâc sêcan, [1820]; pret. sg. fundode of geardum, [1138].
[furðum], adv., primo, just, exactly; then first: þâ ic furðum weóld folce Deninga, then first governed the people of the Danes (had just assumed the government), [465]; þâ hie tô sele furðum ... gangan cwômon, [323]; ic þær furðum cwom tô þam hringsele, [2010];—before, previously: ic þe sceal mîne gelæstan freóde, swâ wit furðum spræcon, [1708].
[furður], adv., further, forward, more distant, [254], [762], [3007].
[fûs], adj., inclined to, favorable, ready: nom. sg. nu ic eom sîðes fûs, [1476]; leófra manna fûs, prepared for the dear men, i.e. expecting them, [1917]; sigel sûðan fûs, the sun inclined from the south (midday sun), [1967]; se wonna hrefn fûs ofer fægum, eager over the slain, [3026]; sceft ... feðer-gearwum fûs, [3120]; nom. pl. wæron ... eft to leódum fûse tô farenne, [1806].—Sometimes fûs means ready for death, moribundus: fûs and fæge, [1242].—Comp.: hin-, ût-fûs.
[fûs-lîc], adj., prepared, ready: acc. sg. fûs-lîc f[yrd]-leóð, [1425]; fyrd-searo fûs-lîc, [2619]; acc. pl. fyrd-searu fûs-lîcu, [232].