tity of liquor.

_Draunt_, a drawl.

_Dree_, to suffer, endure.

_Dreigh_, slow, tedious, dry.

_Dronach_, penalty, punishment.

_Drouth_, thirst, drought.

_Drouthy_, thirsty, fond of tippling.

_Drucken_, drunken.

_Drudger_, a plodding, industrious person.

_Drumly_, muddy.

_Dub_, a puddle, a pool of water.

_Dummie_, a dumb person.

_Dune_, done.

_Dung_, overcome, ill-used.

_Dunsh_, to jog, to thrust violently.

_Dunt_, a blow, a large piece.

_Dyke_, _dike_, a stone wall.

_Ee_, eye.

_Een_, eyes, even so.

_E'en_, _e'enin'_, evening.

_E'enow_, even now, at present.

_Eider_, more prominently.

_Eild_, age, old age.

_Eird_, earth.

_Eith_, easy.

_Eithly_, easily.

_Elbuck_, the elbow.

_Eldin_, fuel, coal, peat.

_Elshie_, cor. of Alexander.

_Elshin_, shoemaker's awl.

_Eme_, uncle.

_Eneugh_, enough, sufficient.

_Ettle_, to endeavour, aim, an intention.

_Ewie_, a ewe.

_Eydent_, _eident_, thrifty, diligent.

_Fa'_, to fall.

_Fa'an_, has fallen.

_Fae_, foe.

_Fair-fa'_, well betide, good luck to.

_Faither_, father.

_Fallow_, fellow.

_Fand_, found.

_Farden_, a farthing.

_Fash_, trouble, annoyance, to vex.

_Fashery_, trouble, vexation.

_Fashious_, troublesome.

_Faugh_, fallow land.

_Fauld_, to fold, embrace; a sheepfold.

_Fause_, false.

_Fausehood_, falsehood.

_Faut_, fault.

_Fazart_, a coward, dastard.

_Fearsome_, fearful, awful.

_Februar_, February.

_Feckfu_, strong, courageous.

_Feckless_, feeble, silly, weak--mentally or physically.

_Feigh!_ an expression of disgust.

_Fend_, to work.

_Ferlie_, a wonder, to wonder at.

_Fernyear_, the preceding year.

_Fey_, predestined, fatality.

_Fiddle_, violin.

_Fidge_, to fidget.

_Fidging_, anxious, skittish, fidgeting.

_Findsilly_, apt to find.

_Fit_, foot.

_Fiz_, to hiss.

_Flae_, a flea.

_Flee_, a fly, to fly.

_Fleech_, to flatter.

_Flether_, to persuade, to influence.

_Fley_, to frighten.

_Fleyer_, a coward.

_Flicher_, to flatter.

_Fling_, to jilt, kick, throw off.

_Flisket_, easily annoyed, fretful.

_Flit_, to remove from one house to another.

_Flounders_, soles, plaice.

_Flyte_, to rage, quarrel, scold.

_Fog_, moss.

_Foisonless_, insipid, tasteless.

_Foot-rot_, a disease affecting the feet of sheep.

_Forecast_, forethought, premeditation.

_Foregather_, to meet with, to overtake.

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