Vo’kspeech Wordlist/F

Note that F is often pronounced as V in the Wessex dialect.

Faddle vFussiness
Fadesome adjApt to fade
Fadge (1)nWoolsack
Fadge (2)nThird stomach of ruminant
Fadge (3)vSucceed
Fady adjDamp
Fag (1)nPeat, dried
Fag (2)vCut corn down to stubble
Fage vFlatter
Fain vForbid
Fainaigue vRenege
Faint adjClose (of weather)
Fainty adjFaint
Fairish adjPassable
FaithintIndeed
Faix intIndeed
Fakement nMuddle
Falarie nDisturbance
Falderal nTrinket
Falling-evilnEpilepsy
Falling-illnEpilepsy
Fallow nLand ploughed several times
Falsify nMalinger
Falter vAge
FammelvStarve
Famous adjExcellent
Fandangle nTrinkets
FanglenWhim
Fanner nKestrel
Fantigue nCommotion
Fantod nTantrum
Fanty-Sheeny adjShowy
Fardel nBundle
Fardingale nQuarter-acre
Fare nSuckling-pig
Farewell DaisynMichaelmas Daisy
Farish-On adjElderly
Farley nDeath benefit
Farm (1)vKeep a large stock and manure well
Farm (2)vCleanse
Farmer ArternoonnFarmer, slovenly
Farmer vPractice agriculture
Farmeric adjAgricultural
Farness nDistance
Farth nFarrow of pigs
Faryering vFarriering
Fashion (1)nHealth
Fashion (2)nFarcy
Fassy adjFashionable
Fast (1)nMantle of Earth
Fast (2)adjImpulsive
Fatch nCommon vetch
Fatigate vTire
FattiguedadjFatigued
Fatty-cakenLardy cake
Fatty-yeadnFathead
Faucet nBarrel tap
Fawny nRing
Fay (1)intFaith
Fay (2)vSucceed
Fay (3)vSuccess
Fazle vTangle
Feag (1)nOutburst
Feag (2)vBeat
Fease vDrive away
Feast nPatronal festival of church
Feat (1)nJob
Feat (2)adjFitting
Feat (3)adjLarge
Feat (4)adjFetid
Feathered EldernParsley-leaved Elder
Feature vResemble
Feck (1)nPointer
Feck (2)adjWorthless
Feelding nFeeling
Feer (1)nFurrow
Feer (2)vRun-up, take a
Feeze vTwist
Fegary nVagary
Fegs intExpression of astonishment
Fell (1)nSkin, animal
Fell (2)vPare turf
Fellet nWood, felled
Felling-birdnWryneck
FellonnBoil
Felt (1)nRawhide
Felt (2)nFieldfare
Felter vEntangle
Fen (1)nPeat bog
Fen (2)intExpression used in marbles
Fenny adjMouldy
Fern-Tickles nFreckles
FerrelnMixture of gravel, sand and iron
Ferrick vClean out
Ferrule nRing, iron or brass
Ferry nWeasel, young
Fescue nPointer
Fess (1)adjFierce
Fess (2)vConfess
Fetch nWraith
FetiadjVery
Fetter vTie a donkey's legs together to prevent it from straying
Fetterlock nFetlock
Fever-larginnIdleness
Fevertory nFumitory, common
Fewster vFester
Fid nWad
Fiddick vScrape
Fiddle-Bag nSmock-frock
Fid-Fad nFusspot
Fieldways advAcross fields
FierceadjSpirited
Fiery RedtailnRedstart
Fifty-Six nHalf-hundredweight
Fig (1)nRaisin
Fig (2)vFidget
Figgle vWriggle
Fightable adjAggressive
Fighting-Cock nLamb's tongue (flower)
Figure nDishevelled person
Filbeard nFilbert
File (1)nScoundrel
File (2)nHare's run
File (3)nFall (in wrestling)
File (4)vDefile
Files nSpines, fossilised
Fill (1)nShafts (of cart)
Fill (2)vPour
Fillet nCheese-binder
Fillyloo nUproar
Filth nScoundrel
Filthy adjWeed-covered
Filtry nLitter
Fin nBroad end of plough-share
Find-Fault nScold
Fined nConfined
Fineegin adjDeceitful
Fineney vPonce about
Fippence nFivepence
Firing nFuel
Firm nForm (hare's nest)
Firm AsleepnFast asleeo
Firmary nInfirmary
Fisher nApple fritter
Fissle vRustle
Fits and GirdsphrFits and starts
Fitch nPolecat
Fitcher nPolecat
Fitchole nPolecat
Fitpence nFivepence
Fitten (1)nFeint
Fitten (2)adjFitting
Fittle nVictuals
Fittle vTattle
FittyadjFitting
FizzmigigsnClothing, absurd items of
Fiz-Gig nFlibbertigibbet
Flabbergaster vFlabbergast
Flagon nCider barrel
Flail nThreshing stick
Flakett nHurdle, wicker
Flam nNonsense
Flame nPhleghm
Flammock vSlouch around
Flamtag nSlattern
Flancanterkin nWhite rot
Flanching vCutting apart the fngers of Woodstock gloves
Flank nSpark
Flanker nSpark
Flannel nGreat mullein
FlanyervFlourish
Flap-Dock nFoxglove
Flap-Jack nPancake
Flare (1)nSaliva
Flare (2)nPig fat
Flash nWater from locks and weirs on the Thames
Flashy adjFiery
Flask nBasket
Flasket nBasket, linen
Flatchet nStomach
Flattybouch nSummer traveller (Romany)
Flaw nGust of wind
Flawn nPancake
Flax-jobbernFlax picker
Flax nFur
Flaxen-eggnEgg, unviable
Flay vPare turf
Fleech nSnowflake, large
Fleed nPig fat
Fleer vJeer
Fleet (1)vFloat
Fleet (2)adjBleak
Flem vRise (of pastry)
FlemmernMining instrument
Flerk vFlap
Flerry nFright
Flewing vTrawling
Flews nSluice
Flick (1)nFlitch (of bacon)
Flick (2)nPig fat
Flick (3)nFur, low grade
Flicker vFlutter
Flickermeat nMilk thickened with flour
Flicket nRag
Flicktails nClouds, fine
Fligged adjFledged
Flight (1)vShoot (duck)
Flight (2)nSnowfall, light
Flig-Me-Jig nFlibbertigibbet
Flimp vLimp
Flinch nFinch
FlindernSpark
Flink vFling
Flinket nBundle of wood, small
FlinksnSparks
Flip (1)nBlow, sudden
Flip (2)adjFlexible
Flippant adjLively
Flipperty-Gibbet nRagged man
Flipper-De-Flapper nCommotion
Flip-Me-Jig nFlibbertigibbet
Flirt vJerk
Flirtigig nFlirt
Flist nShower, light
Flitch (1)nPlank cut from middle of tree
Flitch (2)adjGood-natured
Flitchen nFlitch (of bacon)
Flitten vTether (horse)
Flitter vFlicker
Flittering adjShowery
Flitterings nTops of oak trees when lopped
Flittermouse nBat
Flittern nOak sapling
Flitters nFragments
Flit-Me-Gig nFlibbertigibbet
Flix nFlax
Flizzie nWildfire
Floatsome nFlotsam
Floaty adjWaving (of corn)
Flob vSwell
Flobber nFlabby
Flobberchops nTerm of abuse
Flobby-Dock nFoxglove
Flock (1)nDust, sunlit
Flock (2)nNecktie, white
Flock (3)nPhlox
Flock (4)nHurdle
Floddy adjPlump
Flog vWilt
Floistering vPartying
Flopper nUnder-pertticoat
Flopperty adjUntidy
Flops vShake (of liquid)
Flother nNonsense
Flounce nFall, flying
Flour-pokenPorridge made with flour
Flour-vittalsnPastry
Floush adjFlouncing
Flout (1)nPenny-whistle
Flout (2)nPolecat
Flout (3)vScold
Flowering SundaynPalm Sunday
Flowing meadownWater meadow
Flowse adjFlowing
Flox (1)nFoxglove
Flox (2)vShake (of liquid)
Fluders nSheep-worms
Flue (1)nFluff
Flue (2)adjSickly
Flue (3)adjShallow
Flumes nHot flashes
Flummock nUntidy person
Flump nFall, heavy
Flurt n Fool
Flush-Vlea nHouse fly
Flustergated adjBlustering
Flustrate vFluster
Fluttermouse nBat
Fluttery adjUncertain (of weather)
Flux vAttack (of hen)
Flyabostic adjFlamboyant
Flyer nChaff, oat
Foap vComb
Fob (1)vFroth
Fob (2)vCheat
Fodder (1)vStuff with hay (of oversized boots)
Fodder (2)vMutter
Foddering-groundnPaddock
Fodgel upvCobble together
Fogey adjPassionate
Fogger nFarmer's head man
Foggle vShake
Foggy adjPlump
Fogo (1)nStink
Fogo (2)nCave
Fog-Earth nPeat
Folk’s-Glove nFoxglove
Folly (1)nClump of trees
Folly (2)vFollow
Fol-The-RolsnTrinket
Fond adjFoolish
Fooch vTrample
Foody adjFertile
Foolhardy adjFoolish
Footer vProcrastinate
Footery adjSlippery
ForagevProcure
Forbury nOpen space near town wall
ForchesnFork in road
Forecast vForethought
Foreright adjForthright
Forest-sheepnSheep, inferior breed of
Forester nPony, New Forest
Forgie nForgive and forget
ForrelnCover of book
Forrest nForemost horse in a team
Fortake vMistake, make a
Forth adjBad-tempered
Forthy adjEarly in production
Forware vindemnify
Forweend adjPampered
Fosse nFurrow
Fossen adjMature (of eels)
Fossle vEntangle
Fosy nDelicacy
Foth nFurrow, end of
Fountain nBoiler
Fouse vSoil
Fout nPolecat, male
Fowst nAsthma
Foxy adjMouldy
Frack adjFractious
Fracking vFussing
FragnRye
Frail (1)nBasket, flexible
Frail (2)nFlail
Fram adjFractious
Framboise nRaspberry
Framp-shakenadjDistorted
Frampald adjFractious
Framze nTantrum
Franagre vSteal
Frand vRestless, be
Frange nFringe
Frant vCareful, be
Frantical advFrantically
Franzy nFrenzy
Frape vBandage
Frawsy nTreat
Fray (1)nPanic
Fray (2)v(Of stag) rub horns on tree to remove velvet
Frea vMake a brushwood drain
Freglam nVegetables, leftover fried with bacon
Friar's crown thistlenWoolly-headed thistle
Frick vFidget
Fricket vSpark
Frickle vFidget
Fried candlesticksnEarly purple orchis
FrignFrump
Friggle vFidget
Frightful adjTimid
Frill-de-dillnFrill
Frimitt nPalpitation
Fringed-Water-Lily nFringed Buckbean
FrinnishyadjOver-nice
Fritch adjEager
Fritchety adjFidgety
Frithles nTwig, flexible
FritsnCommon fritillary
Frizz vHiss
Frizzle vFry
Fro prepFrom
Frodg adjOverstuffed
Froise nPancake, thick
From prepAfter
Fromward prepAway from
Front n/vAffront
Fropadock nFoxglove
Frough adjBrittle (of wood)
Frouse nPeas and beans mixed
Froward nHeadland
Frowart adjForward
Frowsty adjMusty
Frowsy adjMusty
Frowze vRumple
Frump vJeer
Frus nFruit
Fruzz vEntangle
Fry (1)nOffal
Fry (2)nDrain, brushwood
Frying-pansnAcorns, cups of
Fudge vContrive
FudgelBamboozle
Fudgy adjUneasy
Fulk vPunch
Fulla nFellow
Fullmare nColt
Fullock nJerk hand when playing marbles
Fume vGive off fragrance
Fump nThump
Fumps nBad-tempered person
Funch vPunch
Fundance nDiscovery
Funglie-Foo adjGenerous
Funk (1)nSpark
Funk (2)adjBad-tempered
Funk (3)vCheat
FurvThrow
Furr (1)nFurrow
Furr (2)vEntangle
Furcom nWhole
FurernSword-bearer of Exeter
Furl vHurl
Furley-Up nCommotion
Furlong nStrip of ploughed land
Furmety adjFermented
Furmit vRear up (of horse)
Furnace nCauldron
Furrow, gold avFurrow, keep to a
Furze-a-boarnHedgehog
FurzennFurze
Furzy adjGorse, covered in
Fussock (1)nFool
Fussock (2)vFuss
Fust (1)vMusty, become
Fust (2)nThirst
FustilugsnThug
Fustle vBustle about
Futhell vClog
FuthernKnell, first
Futter vClog
Fuzzy adjPuffy