A hill or mountain; also, an upland waste or pasture; a moor or down; frith and fel. …

(a) One of two or more persons in each other's company or society; one of a pair or group of persons associating or acquainted with each other; companion, associate, acquaintance; maken felau, to……

Ability, power; after fere, according to ability; in god fere, in good health, strong. …

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

(a) To delay, postpone; (b) to grant a delay; (c) to lend (money) on credit. …

(a) To engage in fishing; to fish; (b) to catch (fish); (c) to fish in, or take fish from (a pond, etc.); also fig.; (d) fishen up, recover (goods) from the sea. …

The side of a slaughtered animal; esp., the salted and cured side of a hog, a flitch; bef flicche, a side of beef; bacoun flicche, swin flicche. …

(a) To convey (something), move, take, transport; to remove (something); fig. to transfer (power from one people to another), to deliver (someone from death or wretchedness); (b) to drive or thrust……

A state of agitation or turmoil; in flouht, in a flutter, agitated. …

(a) To burn up (something), to consume or destroy by fire; (b) to ravage or lay waste (a country) with fire; (c) to burn up, to be destroyed by fire. …

Ordinal as adj.: fourteenth. …

Augury, divination; god freit, good omen, good luck. …

Frog. …

(a) Of place or movement: away; (b) fallen fro, descend (from an ancestor); (c) tellen fro, tell about. …

(a) Of movement or direction (often with indication of the goal): away from, from; fro(m..to (til); (b) fro dore to dore, fro land to land, etc. …

Any kind of frog or toad; froskes of water, water frogs. …

With verbs of movement or direction: away from (something or someone), out of (a place); from the direction of, from. …

(a) Falsehood, deceit; idle talk; (b) withouten (bithouten) gab, without deception or idle talk, truly, assuredly; nist gab, nor is it a lie, truly; (c) a gibe, taunt; (d) as surname. …

(a) To lie, tell lies, practice deceit; gabben on (upon, of), tell lies about (sb. or sth.); (b) to lie to (sb.); deceive; trick (sb.); gabben of, deceive (sb.) about (sth.); (c) ?to report (sth.)……

(a) A gable of a building; also, a façade; (b) gable ende, gable wal, gable wough, the end wall surmounted by a gable, gable end; gable forke, a gable; gable windou, a window in a gable; (c) in place……