Frange s. fringe (Fr. frange)
Free-bore adj. free, free-born
French-nut s. walnut
Fret v. to eat, as the lower animals (G fressen, A S fretan, as opposed to G essen, A S etan, applied to man): ex. The moth fretteth the garment; a use of the word retained in the West, and usually applied to the browsing of cattle
Furcum, or Vurcum s. the whole, even to the bottom
Furr, or Vurr v. to cast a stone far
Fump s. the whole of a business
Fuz, Fuzzen, Furze s. gorse, prov.
When fuz is out o’ blossom
Kissing’s out o’ fashin
Fuz-pig s. hedge hog