(a) Livestock; a herd of livestock; (b) fe-hous, a shed for livestock; (c) fe-man a herdsman; (d) fe-rod, ?the product of a rood of land as a perquisite for herding livestock. …

(a) The emotion of fear; a state of being afraid; haven fer, to have fear, be afraid; (b) for fer, because of fear; for fer of, for fear of (something); in fer, in fear, afraid; putten in (into) fer……

(a) Wind or gas expelled through the anus, a fart; (b) leten (maken) a fert, leten flien a fert, to break wind; (c) not a fert, nothing at all; not worth a fert, completely worthless. …

A (limited) period of time; yere first, a period of years; yeven first, to grant time (for a certain purpose). …

An epithet of the hare. …

A stringed instrument, "the medieval fiddle, popular in the 12th to 15th centuries, played with a bow, in a variety of tunings with between three and five gut strings, having a monoxyle main body……

A female (fox), she-fox; fixen of the fox. …

A sort of pie or cake [see quots. 1381, c1425]. …

(a) A flea; (b) flen, flies, and freres, fleas, flies, and friars; fle in ere, exciting story or report. …

(a) Instrument used for threshing grain, a flail; (b) cap of a fleil, fleil cap, one of the bands of wood or leather (fastened about the end of the flail staff or the end of the swingle) through which……

Flying, flight. …

(a) The act of fleeing, flight, escape; also fig.; (b) avoidance; (c) departure; also fig.; (d) ability to flee. …

(a) The act of flying with wings, flight through the air; comen in (with) flight, to come flying; foules flight, the flight of a bird; fig. spiritual soaring; (b) flight-foul, bird of the air; flight……

(a) A spark of fire;--also fig.; (b) something worthless or contemptible; not worth a fonke. …

(a) Gnawing; (b) the wearing effect (of greed, fear, etc.). …

(a) A royal forest, a game preserve; (b) frith-mot, frith yeld, fridmannes mot[cp. OE mōt toll, tax], an annual rent paid by certain townships in Delamere Forest (a royal forest in Chester) for the……

A place where roads intersect, a crossroad; the point at which a road divides into two or more branches. …

(a) Rare, scarce, lacking; not (nought) gesoun, not uncommon, frequent; (b) barren, empty, vain; gesoun on, barren of (sth.), lacking in; gesoun of, free from (bushes), cleared of; (c) as noun……

Only in phr. in a gethe, ?spiritedly, ?hastily. …

(a) Anger, fury; (b) grief. …