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ferlie
marvel; novelty; wonderful; strange
Ferlie
ferly a wonder.
Ferlie
to marvel.
fernie-tickles
freckles
Ferr (eg Ferr enough)
Fair
fest
fast
Fetches
catches, gurgles.
Fetch't
stopped suddenly.
fettle
strenghth ; state of mind
Fey
fated to death.
Fidge
to fidget, to wriggle.
fidgin-fain
anxiously eager
Fidgin-fain
tingling-wild.
Fiel
well.
Fient
fiend, a petty oath.
Fient a
not a, devil a.
Fient haet
nothing (fiend have it).
Fient haet o'
not one of.
Fient-ma-care
the fiend may care (I don't!).
Fier
sound, active.
Fier, fiere
companion.
Filth, The
The police
Fin'
to find.
first foot
the first visitor in the New Year (who, for good luck, should be handsome and bring a gift)
firth
estuary
Fissle
tingle, fidget with delight.
Fit
foot.
Fit
Good looking or sexy. (Usually used to describe a girl)
Fitba
Football
Fittie-lan'
the near horse of the hind-most pair in the plough.
Flae
a flea.
Flaffin
flapping.
Flainin, flannen
flannel.
Flang
flung.
flashes
decorative fabric, attached to the garters, to show below the fold of men?s hose when wearing a kilt
flaunter
blench; waver; veer erratically; equivocate
Flee
to fly.
Fleech
wheedle.
fleer
sneer
Fleesh
fleece.
fleg
scare
Fleg
scare, blow, jerk.
Fleth'rin
flattering.
Flewit
a sharp lash.
Fley
to scare.
Flichterin
fluttering.
Flinders
shreds, broken pieces.
fling
throw
Fling
Throw
Flinging
kicking out in dancing; capering.
Flingin-tree
a piece of timber hung by way of partition between two
Fliskit
fretted, capered.
Flit
to shift.
Flittering
fluttering.
flittin
house removal
Flooer
Flower
flouer
flower
flumgummerie
tomfoolery
Flutter
A bet (on the horses)
fly plaid
simply a piece of woolen cloth that one would wear over other clothing.
flyte
scold
Flyte
scold.
Foalian
Following
Fock, focks
folk.
Fodgel
dumpy.
foggie; old, out-of-date person
Foor
fared (i. e. went).
Foorsday
Thursday.
Foot
Meddle
footer
nuisance
footer about
mess about
Forbears
forebears, forefathers.
forby(e)
besides
Forby, forbye
besides.
forder
thrive ; promote
forefowk
ancestors
foreland
the beach
forenent
facing; in front of; opposite
forenicht
early evening
forestair
open outside stair
Forfairn
worn out; forlorn.
forfend
prevent
forfochen
exhausted
Forfoughten
exhausted.
Forgather
to meet with.
Forgie
to forgive.
Forjesket
jaded.
forjeskit
exhausted
Forrit
forward.
Fother
fodder.
Fou, fow
full (i. e.drunk).
Foughten
troubled.
Foumart
a polecat.
found
lay the foundation of; foundation; reserve of money
Foursome
a quartet.
fouter
botch; fuss with little effect; potter about; bungler; muddle
fouth
plenty
Fouth
fulness, abundance.
Fow
v. fou.
Fow
a bushel.