Fare, [162], go. This word is very common in early English.
Faryn, [89], fare.
Faryn, [163], gone.
Fawe, [293], glad. Vide [fayn]. The same form of the word occurs in Kyng of Tars, 1058.
Fawte, fault.
Fawth, want.
Fe, [183], money. Tyrwhitt says that this word is sometimes used to signify inheritable possessions, in contradistinction to money or moveables. See Lydgate’s Minor Poems, p. 117.
Feble, feeble.
Feetly, [135], fitly, properly.
Fey, faith.