Note that F is often pronounced as V in the Wessex dialect.
Faddle | v | Fussiness |
Fadesome | adj | Apt to fade |
Fadge (1) | n | Woolsack |
Fadge (2) | n | Third stomach of ruminant |
Fadge (3) | v | Succeed |
Fady | adj | Damp |
Fag (1) | n | Peat, dried |
Fag (2) | v | Cut corn down to stubble |
Fage | v | Flatter |
Fain | v | Forbid |
Fainaigue | v | Renege |
Faint | adj | Close (of weather) |
Fainty | adj | Faint |
Fairish | adj | Passable |
Faith | int | Indeed |
Faix | int | Indeed |
Fakement | n | Muddle |
Falarie | n | Disturbance |
Falderal | n | Trinket |
Falling-evil | n | Epilepsy |
Falling-ill | n | Epilepsy |
Fallow | n | Land ploughed several times |
Falsify | n | Malinger |
Falter | v | Age |
Fammel | v | Starve |
Famous | adj | Excellent |
Fandangle | n | Trinkets |
Fangle | n | Whim |
Fanner | n | Kestrel |
Fantigue | n | Commotion |
Fantod | n | Tantrum |
Fanty-Sheeny | adj | Showy |
Fardel | n | Bundle |
Fardingale | n | Quarter-acre |
Fare | n | Suckling-pig |
Farewell Daisy | n | Michaelmas Daisy |
Farish-On | adj | Elderly |
Farley | n | Death benefit |
Farm (1) | v | Keep a large stock and manure well |
Farm (2) | v | Cleanse |
Farmer Arternoon | n | Farmer, slovenly |
Farmer | v | Practice agriculture |
Farmeric | adj | Agricultural |
Farness | n | Distance |
Farth | n | Farrow of pigs |
Faryering | v | Farriering |
Fashion (1) | n | Health |
Fashion (2) | n | Farcy |
Fassy | adj | Fashionable |
Fast (1) | n | Mantle of Earth |
Fast (2) | adj | Impulsive |
Fatch | n | Common vetch |
Fatigate | v | Tire |
Fattigued | adj | Fatigued |
Fatty-cake | n | Lardy cake |
Fatty-yead | n | Fathead |
Faucet | n | Barrel tap |
Fawny | n | Ring |
Fay (1) | int | Faith |
Fay (2) | v | Succeed |
Fay (3) | v | Success |
Fazle | v | Tangle |
Feag (1) | n | Outburst |
Feag (2) | v | Beat |
Fease | v | Drive away |
Feast | n | Patronal festival of church |
Feat (1) | n | Job |
Feat (2) | adj | Fitting |
Feat (3) | adj | Large |
Feat (4) | adj | Fetid |
Feathered Elder | n | Parsley-leaved Elder |
Feature | v | Resemble |
Feck (1) | n | Pointer |
Feck (2) | adj | Worthless |
Feelding | n | Feeling |
Feer (1) | n | Furrow |
Feer (2) | v | Run-up, take a |
Feeze | v | Twist |
Fegary | n | Vagary |
Fegs | int | Expression of astonishment |
Fell (1) | n | Skin, animal |
Fell (2) | v | Pare turf |
Fellet | n | Wood, felled |
Felling-bird | n | Wryneck |
Fellon | n | Boil |
Felt (1) | n | Rawhide |
Felt (2) | n | Fieldfare |
Felter | v | Entangle |
Fen (1) | n | Peat bog |
Fen (2) | int | Expression used in marbles |
Fenny | adj | Mouldy |
Fern-Tickles | n | Freckles |
Ferrel | n | Mixture of gravel, sand and iron |
Ferrick | v | Clean out |
Ferrule | n | Ring, iron or brass |
Ferry | n | Weasel, young |
Fescue | n | Pointer |
Fess (1) | adj | Fierce |
Fess (2) | v | Confess |
Fetch | n | Wraith |
Feti | adj | Very |
Fetter | v | Tie a donkey's legs together to prevent it from straying |
Fetterlock | n | Fetlock |
Fever-largin | n | Idleness |
Fevertory | n | Fumitory, common |
Fewster | v | Fester |
Fid | n | Wad |
Fiddick | v | Scrape |
Fiddle-Bag | n | Smock-frock |
Fid-Fad | n | Fusspot |
Fieldways | adv | Across fields |
Fierce | adj | Spirited |
Fiery Redtail | n | Redstart |
Fifty-Six | n | Half-hundredweight |
Fig (1) | n | Raisin |
Fig (2) | v | Fidget |
Figgle | v | Wriggle |
Fightable | adj | Aggressive |
Fighting-Cock | n | Lamb's tongue (flower) |
Figure | n | Dishevelled person |
Filbeard | n | Filbert |
File (1) | n | Scoundrel |
File (2) | n | Hare's run |
File (3) | n | Fall (in wrestling) |
File (4) | v | Defile |
Files | n | Spines, fossilised |
Fill (1) | n | Shafts (of cart) |
Fill (2) | v | Pour |
Fillet | n | Cheese-binder |
Fillyloo | n | Uproar |
Filth | n | Scoundrel |
Filthy | adj | Weed-covered |
Filtry | n | Litter |
Fin | n | Broad end of plough-share |
Find-Fault | n | Scold |
Fined | n | Confined |
Fineegin | adj | Deceitful |
Fineney | v | Ponce about |
Fippence | n | Fivepence |
Firing | n | Fuel |
Firm | n | Form (hare's nest) |
Firm Asleep | n | Fast asleeo |
Firmary | n | Infirmary |
Fisher | n | Apple fritter |
Fissle | v | Rustle |
Fits and Girds | phr | Fits and starts |
Fitch | n | Polecat |
Fitcher | n | Polecat |
Fitchole | n | Polecat |
Fitpence | n | Fivepence |
Fitten (1) | n | Feint |
Fitten (2) | adj | Fitting |
Fittle | n | Victuals |
Fittle | v | Tattle |
Fitty | adj | Fitting |
Fizzmigigs | n | Clothing, absurd items of |
Fiz-Gig | n | Flibbertigibbet |
Flabbergaster | v | Flabbergast |
Flagon | n | Cider barrel |
Flail | n | Threshing stick |
Flakett | n | Hurdle, wicker |
Flam | n | Nonsense |
Flame | n | Phleghm |
Flammock | v | Slouch around |
Flamtag | n | Slattern |
Flancanterkin | n | White rot |
Flanching | v | Cutting apart the fngers of Woodstock gloves |
Flank | n | Spark |
Flanker | n | Spark |
Flannel | n | Great mullein |
Flanyer | v | Flourish |
Flap-Dock | n | Foxglove |
Flap-Jack | n | Pancake |
Flare (1) | n | Saliva |
Flare (2) | n | Pig fat |
Flash | n | Water from locks and weirs on the Thames |
Flashy | adj | Fiery |
Flask | n | Basket |
Flasket | n | Basket, linen |
Flatchet | n | Stomach |
Flattybouch | n | Summer traveller (Romany) |
Flaw | n | Gust of wind |
Flawn | n | Pancake |
Flax-jobber | n | Flax picker |
Flax | n | Fur |
Flaxen-egg | n | Egg, unviable |
Flay | v | Pare turf |
Fleech | n | Snowflake, large |
Fleed | n | Pig fat |
Fleer | v | Jeer |
Fleet (1) | v | Float |
Fleet (2) | adj | Bleak |
Flem | v | Rise (of pastry) |
Flemmer | n | Mining instrument |
Flerk | v | Flap |
Flerry | n | Fright |
Flewing | v | Trawling |
Flews | n | Sluice |
Flick (1) | n | Flitch (of bacon) |
Flick (2) | n | Pig fat |
Flick (3) | n | Fur, low grade |
Flicker | v | Flutter |
Flickermeat | n | Milk thickened with flour |
Flicket | n | Rag |
Flicktails | n | Clouds, fine |
Fligged | adj | Fledged |
Flight (1) | v | Shoot (duck) |
Flight (2) | n | Snowfall, light |
Flig-Me-Jig | n | Flibbertigibbet |
Flimp | v | Limp |
Flinch | n | Finch |
Flinder | n | Spark |
Flink | v | Fling |
Flinket | n | Bundle of wood, small |
Flinks | n | Sparks |
Flip (1) | n | Blow, sudden |
Flip (2) | adj | Flexible |
Flippant | adj | Lively |
Flipperty-Gibbet | n | Ragged man |
Flipper-De-Flapper | n | Commotion |
Flip-Me-Jig | n | Flibbertigibbet |
Flirt | v | Jerk |
Flirtigig | n | Flirt |
Flist | n | Shower, light |
Flitch (1) | n | Plank cut from middle of tree |
Flitch (2) | adj | Good-natured |
Flitchen | n | Flitch (of bacon) |
Flitten | v | Tether (horse) |
Flitter | v | Flicker |
Flittering | adj | Showery |
Flitterings | n | Tops of oak trees when lopped |
Flittermouse | n | Bat |
Flittern | n | Oak sapling |
Flitters | n | Fragments |
Flit-Me-Gig | n | Flibbertigibbet |
Flix | n | Flax |
Flizzie | n | Wildfire |
Floatsome | n | Flotsam |
Floaty | adj | Waving (of corn) |
Flob | v | Swell |
Flobber | n | Flabby |
Flobberchops | n | Term of abuse |
Flobby-Dock | n | Foxglove |
Flock (1) | n | Dust, sunlit |
Flock (2) | n | Necktie, white |
Flock (3) | n | Phlox |
Flock (4) | n | Hurdle |
Floddy | adj | Plump |
Flog | v | Wilt |
Floistering | v | Partying |
Flopper | n | Under-pertticoat |
Flopperty | adj | Untidy |
Flops | v | Shake (of liquid) |
Flother | n | Nonsense |
Flounce | n | Fall, flying |
Flour-poke | n | Porridge made with flour |
Flour-vittals | n | Pastry |
Floush | adj | Flouncing |
Flout (1) | n | Penny-whistle |
Flout (2) | n | Polecat |
Flout (3) | v | Scold |
Flowering Sunday | n | Palm Sunday |
Flowing meadow | n | Water meadow |
Flowse | adj | Flowing |
Flox (1) | n | Foxglove |
Flox (2) | v | Shake (of liquid) |
Fluders | n | Sheep-worms |
Flue (1) | n | Fluff |
Flue (2) | adj | Sickly |
Flue (3) | adj | Shallow |
Flumes | n | Hot flashes |
Flummock | n | Untidy person |
Flump | n | Fall, heavy |
Flurt | n | Fool |
Flush-Vlea | n | House fly |
Flustergated | adj | Blustering |
Flustrate | v | Fluster |
Fluttermouse | n | Bat |
Fluttery | adj | Uncertain (of weather) |
Flux | v | Attack (of hen) |
Flyabostic | adj | Flamboyant |
Flyer | n | Chaff, oat |
Foap | v | Comb |
Fob (1) | v | Froth |
Fob (2) | v | Cheat |
Fodder (1) | v | Stuff with hay (of oversized boots) |
Fodder (2) | v | Mutter |
Foddering-ground | n | Paddock |
Fodgel up | v | Cobble together |
Fogey | adj | Passionate |
Fogger | n | Farmer's head man |
Foggle | v | Shake |
Foggy | adj | Plump |
Fogo (1) | n | Stink |
Fogo (2) | n | Cave |
Fog-Earth | n | Peat |
Folk’s-Glove | n | Foxglove |
Folly (1) | n | Clump of trees |
Folly (2) | v | Follow |
Fol-The-Rols | n | Trinket |
Fond | adj | Foolish |
Fooch | v | Trample |
Foody | adj | Fertile |
Foolhardy | adj | Foolish |
Footer | v | Procrastinate |
Footery | adj | Slippery |
Forage | v | Procure |
Forbury | n | Open space near town wall |
Forches | n | Fork in road |
Forecast | v | Forethought |
Foreright | adj | Forthright |
Forest-sheep | n | Sheep, inferior breed of |
Forester | n | Pony, New Forest |
Forgie | n | Forgive and forget |
Forrel | n | Cover of book |
Forrest | n | Foremost horse in a team |
Fortake | v | Mistake, make a |
Forth | adj | Bad-tempered |
Forthy | adj | Early in production |
Forware | v | indemnify |
Forweend | adj | Pampered |
Fosse | n | Furrow |
Fossen | adj | Mature (of eels) |
Fossle | v | Entangle |
Fosy | n | Delicacy |
Foth | n | Furrow, end of |
Fountain | n | Boiler |
Fouse | v | Soil |
Fout | n | Polecat, male |
Fowst | n | Asthma |
Foxy | adj | Mouldy |
Frack | adj | Fractious |
Fracking | v | Fussing |
Frag | n | Rye |
Frail (1) | n | Basket, flexible |
Frail (2) | n | Flail |
Fram | adj | Fractious |
Framboise | n | Raspberry |
Framp-shaken | adj | Distorted |
Frampald | adj | Fractious |
Framze | n | Tantrum |
Franagre | v | Steal |
Frand | v | Restless, be |
Frange | n | Fringe |
Frant | v | Careful, be |
Frantical | adv | Frantically |
Franzy | n | Frenzy |
Frape | v | Bandage |
Frawsy | n | Treat |
Fray (1) | n | Panic |
Fray (2) | v | (Of stag) rub horns on tree to remove velvet |
Frea | v | Make a brushwood drain |
Freglam | n | Vegetables, leftover fried with bacon |
Friar's crown thistle | n | Woolly-headed thistle |
Frick | v | Fidget |
Fricket | v | Spark |
Frickle | v | Fidget |
Fried candlesticks | n | Early purple orchis |
Frig | n | Frump |
Friggle | v | Fidget |
Frightful | adj | Timid |
Frill-de-dill | n | Frill |
Frimitt | n | Palpitation |
Fringed-Water-Lily | n | Fringed Buckbean |
Frinnishy | adj | Over-nice |
Fritch | adj | Eager |
Fritchety | adj | Fidgety |
Frithles | n | Twig, flexible |
Frits | n | Common fritillary |
Frizz | v | Hiss |
Frizzle | v | Fry |
Fro | prep | From |
Frodg | adj | Overstuffed |
Froise | n | Pancake, thick |
From | prep | After |
Fromward | prep | Away from |
Front | n/v | Affront |
Fropadock | n | Foxglove |
Frough | adj | Brittle (of wood) |
Frouse | n | Peas and beans mixed |
Froward | n | Headland |
Frowart | adj | Forward |
Frowsty | adj | Musty |
Frowsy | adj | Musty |
Frowze | v | Rumple |
Frump | v | Jeer |
Frus | n | Fruit |
Fruzz | v | Entangle |
Fry (1) | n | Offal |
Fry (2) | n | Drain, brushwood |
Frying-pans | n | Acorns, cups of |
Fudge | v | Contrive |
Fudgel | Bamboozle | |
Fudgy | adj | Uneasy |
Fulk | v | Punch |
Fulla | n | Fellow |
Fullmare | n | Colt |
Fullock | n | Jerk hand when playing marbles |
Fume | v | Give off fragrance |
Fump | n | Thump |
Fumps | n | Bad-tempered person |
Funch | v | Punch |
Fundance | n | Discovery |
Funglie-Foo | adj | Generous |
Funk (1) | n | Spark |
Funk (2) | adj | Bad-tempered |
Funk (3) | v | Cheat |
Fur | v | Throw |
Furr (1) | n | Furrow |
Furr (2) | v | Entangle |
Furcom | n | Whole |
Furer | n | Sword-bearer of Exeter |
Furl | v | Hurl |
Furley-Up | n | Commotion |
Furlong | n | Strip of ploughed land |
Furmety | adj | Fermented |
Furmit | v | Rear up (of horse) |
Furnace | n | Cauldron |
Furrow, gold a | v | Furrow, keep to a |
Furze-a-boar | n | Hedgehog |
Furzen | n | Furze |
Furzy | adj | Gorse, covered in |
Fussock (1) | n | Fool |
Fussock (2) | v | Fuss |
Fust (1) | v | Musty, become |
Fust (2) | n | Thirst |
Fustilugs | n | Thug |
Fustle | v | Bustle about |
Futhell | v | Clog |
Futher | n | Knell, first |
Futter | v | Clog |
Fuzzy | adj | Puffy |