[Forþi], adv. S. on this account, therefore, because, 1194, 1431, 2043, 2500, 2578. Sir Tr. p. 14, and in all the Gloss.
Forthwar, adv. S. forthward; i.e. as we go on, 731.
Forw, n. S. furrow, 1094.
Forward, n. S. promise, word, covenant, 486. Forwarde, 554. Laȝam. l. 4790. Sir Tr. p. 13. Rits. M. R., Web., R. Gl., R. Br., Minot, Chauc.
Fostred, part. pa. S. nourished, 1434, 2239.
[Fot], n. S. Euerilk fot, 2432, every foot, or man. Fet, pl. 616, 1022, 1303, 2479. Fote, 1054, 1199.
Fouhten. See [Fyht].
Fourtenith, n. S. fortnight, 2284.
[Fremde], adj. (used as a n.) S. stranger, 2277.
Vor hine willeth sone uorgiete