328 Mr. Thoresby to Mr. Ray. 



radled, for the Clothiers to fwing, or beat their Wool 

 upon. 



He Float me, chid or fcolded. 



Flue-full^ brim-full, flowing full. 



A FlurtSy a light Houfe-wife. 



Yau'r Mains Flujhy full-handed, prodigal, wafteful. 



To Fodder^ u e. give Hay or Straw to Cattle. 



Foggy or Edifh, is the fecond Growth of Grafs (after 



mowing.) 

 To Foreheighty predetermine. 

 A Fodder of Lead. 



Forfpokeny bewitched, forefpoken. jy 

 Frayn, (Lane.) zsky S. beppan interrogate 

 Freemy handfome. 

 A Frosky Frog. 



A Fruggariy applied to ftirring Women. 



To Frufty truft for a time. 



Fulfunty nafty, foul. 



Fury far, var. dial. 



A Fur y or Foor y a Furrow. 



G. 



TO Gang, to go, S. &ang. 

 Ganty lufty, hearty and healthful. 

 Qafem ken us Ale, prodigious ftrong, make them 

 know us. 



A Garfomy a Foregift at entring a Farm, a GodP* 



penny. 



To Gaupy to flare about with open Mouth% 

 A Gauftery a hearty loud Laughter. 

 A Gawdy a Guile, Cuftoni, Fafhion* 

 Gawk Hand 7 T > „ j 



Gaway go we, let us go, 

 Geeny given. 



1 Gemean 



