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F.

- Fair, lovely, and beautiful - fair, or market - fare, good chear - fare, watermans hire - fear, horrour and trouble - fain, fools glad - feign, dissemble and counterfeit - facility, with ease - facile, very easie - fin'd, for alderman - find, to get a gain - fiends, evil spirit - finns, of a fish - felloes, of a wheele - fellows, companions - fillip, on the nose - phillip, a proper name - flea, to pull off the skin, or a vermine so called - flee, to make escape - fly, to make hast away - flie, an insect so called - flour, of a chamber - flower, in a garden - flower, fine meal, - flocks, of wool, or sheep - flux, bloody, a disease - foal, a young colt - fool, a silly fellow - foil, as tresoile, clover grasse - foyl, a repulse and opposition - foul, dirty - fowl▪ a bird of the air - fore, before, formerly - four, a number so called - forth, without - fourth, day of the month - frize, shagged cloath - freeze, to congeale - froise, a sort of pancake - phrase, a quaint expression - furrs, a fine hairy skin - furze, a prickly shrubs - fir, trees so called - form, of words - fourm, of wood