FORGIE, v. a. to forgive.
FORJESKET, p. pa. jaded; fatigued.
FORNENT, prep. opposite.
FORPET, s. the fourth part of a peck.
FORRAY, s. a predatory excursion.
To FORSTA, v. a. to understand.
FOUL, adj. wet, rainy.
FOUMARTE, s. a polecat.
FOURHOURS, s. tea; four o'clock being the old hour at which that meal was taken in early times.
FOUTRE, s. a term expressive of the greatest contempt.