Frayth, [15], affrayeth, caused fear to.
Freke, [30], fellow. This word generally occurs in a bad sense.
Frelnes, [108], frailty.
Frenchep, friendship.
Fryth, [264], an inclosed wood. See Sir F. Madden’s gloss. to Sir Gawayne, in voc.
Fryhthis, [167], [183], possessions, as distinguished from money.
Fro, from.
Fruyssyon, fruition.