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GLOSSARY.
Efchew. avoid.
Ettlcd . aimed.
Ew-bughts. folds, pens, or
Jmall inclojures, where the
ewes are milked.
Ewie. diminutive of ewe.
Ery, or Iry. afraid of
Fa' '. fall.
Fadge. a thick loaf of bread,
figuratively, any coarfe
heap of fluff.
Y as., faith.
Fain, glad; fidging fain,
itching with joy.
Fairly, wonder.
Fairntickl'd. freckled.
Fan. when. (Buchans.)
Fardles. oat -cakes, baked
thin, and cut into four
parts.
Fare. go.
Falh. ne'er fafh. never vex
or trouble yourfelf. fa(h
nae mair wi' me. trouble
yourfelf no more with me,
about me, or trouble me no
more.
Fafli'd na. troubled not.
Fat. what. (Buchans.)
Faucht .fight, fought.
Fauld. {old. many fauld.
manyfold, many times.
Yawn, fallen.
Yead.feud, hatred, quarrel.
Ft-cht. Ycdmng,flgbt,flgbt-
Feck. part, quantity, mony
feck . av reat number. Maift
feck, the greatefl part.
Feckei. flecked, particolour-
ed.
Ye'mgit. feigned.
Feind. devil.
Fere, in fere, together.
Feris. companions.
Ferlict. wondered.
Ferfs. fierc\
Fey. predejlinated, to that
end, doomed to die, under
a fatality.
Fidder. father, i2Slb.
Fidging fain. See Fain.
Fit. a fit. on foot.
Flees, flies,
Fleeching, coaxing, flatter -
wg.
Ylct.flytedjcolded.
YWe.flea.
Flinders, pieces, fplinters.
Flings, kicks.
Flouks. flounders, foles.
Flow an. flowing.
Flytin. chiding, fcolding,
Yotigel.fat.
Fog. aftergrafs.
Forby. be/ides.
Fore. to the fore, remaining,
in exiflence, in being.
Forfairn. tired, wearied?
Forgather d.Forgatherit.f«-
countered, met.
Forpet. fourth part of apeck.
Forftame. under/land me,
You.jull, drunk.
Fouk. folks, people.