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FLE 297 FOC
young man, a haudsome youth ; a
bachelor.
FLEASGAIET, -ean, &/. A boat, barge,
vessel hung with festoons.
FLEASGACHAN, -ain. *. vu dim. of
Fleasgach. A little stripling.
FLEISDEAR, -ir, -ean, Is.m. A maker
FLEISDEIR, i of arrows.
FLEISDEARACHD, Ì s. f. Arrow-
FLEISDEIREACHD, i making; the
business of an arrovr maker.
FLEODAR, -AIR, s. m. Pewter. More
frequently Feòdar
FLEODRADH, -aidh, s. m. A float-
ing.
FLEODRUINN, -EAN, i./. A buoy.
FLEOIDHTE, adj. Flaccid, flabby.
FLEOGAN, -AIN, s.m. An untidy per-
son, a flabby person.
FLEOGANACH, -aiche, adj. Untidy,
tawdry, unshapely.
FLICHE, s.f. vid. (Fliucb,) Moisture,
phlegm.
FLICHEAD, .ID, i. /. (Fliche,) Moisture,
ooziness, degree of moisture or wet-
ness.
FLICHMHEAS, 5. wi. Any measure for
liquids.
FLICHNE, s. VI. ind. (Flicbe,) Sleet.
FLICHNEACH, -exche, 1 adj. (Flichne,)
FLICHNIDH, -E, i Sleety, wet.
FLICHNE A CHD, s. m. ind. (Flicbneach,)
Sleet ; ooziness, moisture.
FLIODH, -A, i. VI. Chick-weed; a wen,
excrescence.
FLIODHACH, -AICHE, arfj. Weiiny.
FLIODHAN, -AIN, 5. m. A little wen or
^xcrescence.
FLIODHANACH, -aiche, adj. Full of
wens, like a wen.
FLIUCH, -FLICHE, adj. Wet, moist, oozy.
FLIUCH, -AIDH, FHL-, V. a. and n. Wet,
make wet.
FLIUCH ACH, -AICHE, ac/J. (Fliucb,) Wet,
rainy, humid.
FLIUCHADH, -aidh, s. m. and pres.
part. V. Fliuch. A wetting, act of wet-
ting; wet weather.
FLIUCHALACHD, s. J. md. Rainy
weather, wetness, moistness.
FLIUCH-\N, -Ai>:, (Fliuch,) .\ wet spot,
d. drop of any fiid, a mark by wetting.
FLIUCH-BHEUL-\CH, -aiche, adj.
(Fliuch and Beul,) Watery-mouthed,
(hat spits much, that tipples.
FL1LCH-BHÒRD, -ùird, «. m. (Fliuch
»nd Bòrd,) The plank of a boat next the
fcaei, the keel-board. Provin.
FLIUCH-SHNEACHDA. ». w. (Hi»o!>
and Sneachda,) Sleet ; generally ptenoiinced,
Flichneachd.
FL1UCH-SHRÒNACH, -aiche, aaj.
(Fliuch and Sron,) Phlegmatic, snotty.
FLIUCH-SHÙIL, -ÙLA, -ùilean, *./.
(Fliuch and Siiil,) A blear-eye.
FLIUCH-SHÙILEACH, -xcRe, adj.
(Fliuch and Sùil,) Rheum-eyed, having
blear-eyes.
FLIUCH-SHUILEACHD, s. /. ind.
(Fliucb-sbuileach,) Bleareduess of eyes.
FLO, s.f. ind. Hallucination, infatuation.
t Floch, adj. Lax, soft.
FLOD, -a, s. m. A state of floating; a
fleet, as of herring fishing boats: oftener
pronounced. Plod.
FLODACH, -AICHE, adj. (Flod,) Luke.
warm. More properly, Plodach.
FLODADH, -aidh, s. m. A floating, state
of floating.
FLÙIREIN, -EAN, s. m. A floweret.
FLÙIRE1NEACH, .icuii,adj. (Fiùiiein,)
Flowery.
FLÙR, -ÙIR, s. m. Flour; a flower.
FLU RAN, -AIN, s. m. See Fiùireiu.
FLÙRANACH, -AICHE, adj. (Fluran.)
Flowery.
FLUTH, -uith, s. m. Chick weed.
FO, prep. Under, beneath, below ; at the
foot of. ' Tha tighinn fodhani,' It is my
intention or purpose. ' Fodham,' under
me. ' Fodhad,' under thee. ' Fadha,'
Under him. ' Folhainn,' Under us. 'Fodhaibh,*
them.
Under you. ' Fòdhpa,' Under
FOBHAILE, -LTEAN,s. w. (Foand Baile,)
A suburb.
FOBHANNAN, -ain, «. m. A thistle.
POBHUAIL, -iDii, dh'fh-, v. a. Strike
gently.
FO-BHUALADH, -aidh, s. m. and pres.
part. V. Fobhuail. A striking gently.
FO-BHUILLE, -ean, (Fo, prep, and
Buille,) A gentle blow, a slight stroke.
FOBHURTACH, -aiche, adj. Quick,
nimble, sudden.
t Foe, s. m. A voice.
FOCAL, -AIL, -AiLL, and -clan, s. m. A
word ; a promise.
FOCAL- AON AIDH, s. m. Conjunction.
FOCAL-FREUMHACHD, *. /. ind,
(Focal and Freumh,) Etymology.
FOCAL-FHREUMHAlCHE,-EAN.j.m.
(Focal-freumhachd,) An etymologist,
FOCALACH, -AICHE, adj. More properly
Foclach.
FOCALAICHE, -tav. See Foclaiche.