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3C6 GLOSSAHIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OP NAMES,
(Faldes), pr. s. folds, bends, 779*
;
Falden, ^j9. folded, 2401.
Falle, V. befall, happen to, happen,
1109 ;
Fall, 172, 295, 1641, 2722
;
(Falle), 1897, 3257 ; Fall (Fale),
ger. to fall, 849 ; Fallis, pr. s.
falls, 78, 509, 568 ;
(Falles), 846
;
(FalJez), 1135; (Falles hym),
falls before him, 779*; Fallis,
pr. s. betakes him, 4587 ; befalls,
405 ; happens (to), 3767 ;
Talis, befalls, 4638 ; Fallys hym,
falls away from him, 2482 ; Fallis,
pr. s. suits, 4457 ;
(Falles),
befits, 975, 1927 ; Fallis me, suits
me, 829 ;
(with to), befits, 864
;
belongs, is tit for, 1549 ;
(Falles),
belongs, 896 ; Fallis, pr. pi. fall,
815, 1822, 2055 ; Fall on, attack,
2132; Fall ]>e, pr. s. sulj. if it
befall thee, 2279 ;
(Fall j^ou), if
thou succeed, 2279 ; Fail (Fallez),
pr. 8. snhf. maj' befal, may concern,
1192 ; Fall (Fallys), befall,
2600 ; Fall (Falle). happen, 1785
;
Fallyn (Fallen), pp. fallen, 1756 ;
(Fallyn), 2323; Falne (Fallyn),
856. And see Falne.
Falne (Fallyn), I/), fallen, (but misused
in the sense of 'felled'),
2087.
Falowis, pr. s. turns pale or yellow,
6308.
Fals, adj. false, 1697; (art) false,
mistaken, 715: (False), false,
2186.
Fals, adv. falsely, 298.
Falshede, s. falsehood, 4366.
Fame, s. foam, 5604.
Famen (Faymen) i^l. foemen, 2208.
Fames, fr. s. foams. 2974 ; Famand
(Fomand), pres. part, foaming,
3203.
Famyd (Famed), pp. famed, 2387.
Famyschist (Famyshyd), pp. famislied,
1167; Famyscht, 4596.
Fand, pt. s. found, 536, 2110, 2300,
3063, 3664, 5364 ; Fande (Fand),
1053.
Fand (Fond), ger. to try, prove
To fand with my Avittez, to try
my wits against, 2336 ; Fande,
(Founde), ger. to go, 1196 ; Fandis,
pr. 8. is trying, 681 ;
tries,
exercises, 376 ;
(Foundez), goes,
advances, 2671, 2594; takes,2y77;
Fand (Fonde), 9vip.s. advance, go,
2867. A.S. favdian. See Fonde.
Fang (Fange), s. hold ; In fang, in
the embrace, in the hold, in the
protection, 1725. Cf. Icel. i far,g,
in the grip or hold.
Fange, v. take, 2879 ; Fange
(Fonnge), v. receive, accept, 3186
(Fang), catch, get, 2168 ; Fange,
ger. to take, 110 ; Fang (Fange),
to receive, 1692 ;
(Fannge), to
receive, 1257 ; Fangis, pr. s.
takes, 411, 508, 4781 ;
(Fangez),
takes, 819* ; Fanges hym, p^- s.
receives for himself, 760* ;
Fangis,
pr. s. (Fange, pt. s.), seizes, 2971
(Fongcs), takes, 766 ;
(Fangez),
collects. 1332- ; Fanges (Fonges),
takes. 877 ;
(Fannges), gathers,
2059 ;
Fangis (Fangez), catches,
2197; Fangis (Fonnges), 2 pr. s.
catchest, obtainest, 2720 ; Fange,
pr.pl. \p. take, 4636; pr.pl. catch,
take, 2642, 3055 ;
Fangis, 2028
;
Fang (Fangen), 899; Fangid,
pt. s. took, 819 ;
gained, 500 ;
(Fonge), took, 2217; Fangid
(Fonge), 2pt.pl. received, 2478 ;
Fangid (Fonged),pp. taken, 2629 ;
Fange (Fonge), imp. s. take, 2867 ;
Fange (luith to), hold to, keep to,
1990 ;
Fang \ro. imp. s. take to
thyself, 805* ; Fange vp (Fongez
vp), imp. pi. pluck ye up, 988.
A.S.fon.
Fanons, pi. maniples of the priests,
1581. " FanoD, fanula, manipitlus;''
Cath. Anglicum.
s. infant, 4629 ;
(Faunt), son,
1788 ; child, 1477.
Fantas}-, s. fancy, 5513.
Far, adv. afar, 831*.
Farand ; see Fare, v.
Fardill, a. burthen, 5136. O.F.
fardel.
Fare, 5. journey, march, 2250 ; equipment,
3694 ; doings, acts, manner
of action, behaviour, 300, 1990,
2242,4366; business, welfare, 172,
433, 672 : affair, 925 ;
condition,
state, 2554; circumstance, 513,
569, 3257.