fand, found.
fang, III, 160, 5: fastening. (164, b 5, whang.) Perhaps North Scotch for whang.
fankit, IV, 27, 28: entangled, obstructed.
far, III, 513 b, 1-4: fair.
far, fare, faur, I, 165, N 1; II, 191, 23; 335, N 3-5; V, [224], 17, 18; [227], 8; [248], 22: where.
fare, go, I, 170, 4; II, 222, 21; III, 22, 6; 98, 24; 340, 23, 24; 421, 43; V, [183], 22, 32. I fare you well, II, 207, A 1: I bid you fare well. pret. foor. p. p. forn.
fare, go on, comport oneself: III, 188, 6; 357, 59.
fare, n., III, 160, 11, 20: going on, procedure. III, 76, 403: (in the modern sense) fortune, experience.
fared, favored, well-fared, well-(weel-)fard, weel-fart, well-(weel-)faird, weil-faurit, weill-(weel-)faurd, well-fard, II, 268, 21; 317, B a 21; 408, 26; 462, 7, 8; IV, 220, 8, 1, 4; 223, 3; 274, 2; 434, 2, 3; V, [16], 1; [154], 10; [163], 12; [177], 14: well-favored, handsome.
farei, farie, Farie (MS. farie), V, [165] f., 6, 9, 10: should be emended to Fyvie. See V, [305] f.