F ANTE A.
- FACETE, meryly.
- Facere aucupiū auribus, to herken as a spye.
- Facere carnificinā, to ex∣ecute the offyce of an hangeman, in hanging, behedynge, or quarte∣rynge of men.
- Facere castra, to set a campe.
- Facere certiorem, to ascertayne, or aduer∣tise one by letters or messager.
- Facere compendiū, to make short, to abrege.
- Facere compot••, to gyue to one, that thing, whiche he desyreth.
- Facere coniecturam, to coniecte or deeme.
- Facere contumeliam, to do displeasure.
- Facere copiam argenti, to lende money.
- Facere copiam alicuius, to let hym take his pleasure of one.
- Facere delitias, to speake for pleasure, or in mockage.
- Fac esse, admyt that it be soo, or put the case it be soo.
- Facere fidem, to make one to beleue.
- Facere frugem, to drynge gaynes.
- Facere funus, to minister funeralles.
- Facere gradum, to walke or go a iournay.
- Facere gratiam; to gyue thanke.
- Facere gratum, to do pleasure to one. or to wynne a mans fauour.
- Facere grauidam, to geate with chylde.
- Facere iacturam, to haue a great losse.
- Facere inditium, to tell or to gyue warnynge of a thynge that he knoweth.
- Facere ingenium suum, to do accordynge to his wyt or nature.
- Facere insidias, to lye in a wayte to do harme to oone.
- Facere ludos, to mocke or skorne.
- Facere magni, to esteme moche.
- Facere nequiter, to do shrewdely.
- Facere ocium, to gyue to one leysure.
- Facere palam, to tell a thynge abrode.
- Facere periculum, to proue, to assaye.
- Facere pluris, to set more by.
- Facere propitium, to make hym thyne or his good lorde or mayster.
- Facere quaestum, to gayne.
- Facere reducem, to brynge one agayne.
- Facere rē, to get profite or gayne by a thing.
- Facere reum, to accuse or sue one in a crimi∣nall cause.
- Facere risum, to laughe.
- Facere scelus, to do a myscheuous deede.
- Facere sementem, to sowe grayne.
- Facere stipēdia, to be in wages in the warres
- Facere superbum, to sle one.
- Facere technam, to playe a craftye pageant.
- Facere transacta omnia, to brynge all thyn∣ges to a poynte.
- Facere turbas, to make busynesse.
- Facere uadimonium, to lay in gage or suerte.
- Facere uerba aut uerbum, to speake.
- Facere uindemiā, to gather grapes to make wyne.
- Facere uitium, to fall in decaye.
- Facere uolupratem, to satisfye myn thyn or his pleasure or appetite. also to delyte with