A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15Dodsley, Robert
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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15
Dodsley, Robert
English drama
Fool, _a term of endearment_, i. 71, 72
For, _by_, i. 85;
_from_, i. 135
Forbode, _prohibition_, "God's forebode" = _God forbid_, i. 68;
_forbidden_, i. 212, 226;
_forbad_, i. 285
Force, _to care,_ i. 34;
iii. 39;
_matter_, _worth_, i. 8, 47;
iii. 129;
"of force," _necessarily_, iii. 255;
iv. 19;
vii. 503
Forceth, _it matters_, i. 214
Fordoth, _ruins_, i. 68
Fordull, _very dull_, ii. 368
Fore, _before_, i. 343
Foredulled, _very dull_, vii. 32
Forefend, _to defend_, iv. 377;
_to forbid_, vii. 18
Foreflow, xiv. 287
Forepassed, _overpassed_, ii. 386;
xi. 475
Forespoken, _bewitched_, vii. 465
Forethink, _to repent_, ii. 6
Foretop, _forelock_, xiv. 311
Foreween, _to think of beforehand_, iv. 302
Forfeit, _forfeited_, x. 196
Forfend, _to forbid_, vii. 168, 411;
x. 255
Forge, _to frame_, _mould_, i. 84
Forged, _fabricated_, iv. 102
Forked crest, xiv. 140
Forlet, _to stop_, iv. 152
Forlore, }
Forlorn, } _ruined_, _lost_, i. 147, 172, 269
Formosity, _beauty_, iv. 111
Forne, _before_, ix. 104
Forsworn, _perjured_, xiii. 148
Forth, _out_, _from_, ix. 564;
xii. 174;
xi. 485
Fortitude, _an astrological term_, xi. 319
Fortunates, _an astrological term_, xi. 319
Fortune, _to happen_, ii. 111
Foster, _fosterer_, iv. 143
Foulter, _to falter_, iv. 314, 327
Found, _kept_, _supported_, i. 244
Fox, _a sword_, vii. 318;
xiv. 387;
_to intoxicate_, xiii. 28
Foxed, _drunk_, xi. 448, 524
Foyson, _plenty_, xi. 380
Frame, _to put_, iii. 21;
_to turn out will_, iii. 70;
_to try_, iv. 190;
xi. 12;
_the gallows_, i. 158
Franion, _a loose fellow_, iv. 60;
vi. 179
Frappet, _a pet_, ix. 548
Fraudful, _fraudulent_, v. 363
Fraught, _laden_, xi. 471
Fraughtage, _freight_, xii. 141
Fraughted, _freighted,_ xiv. 353;
_laden_, viii. 337
Fray, _affray_, _fight_, i. 41;
_to terrify_, iii. 131;
vii. 313;
_to scare_, x. 412
Frayd, _terrified_, v. 201
Frea, _from_, vi. 71
Free, _destitute of money_, iii. 347
Freedom, _generosity_, i. 84
Freely, _nobly_, i. 244
Fremman, _a stranger_, ii. 210
French hood, iii. 28
Frere, _friar,_ i. 155, 200;
_brother_, i. 188
Fright, _to frighten_, viii. 389
Friscols, _friskings_, ii. 367, 384
Friskas, _friskings_, i. 44
Friskin, _friskingly_, xiv. 125
Fro, _from_, i. 185
Frolic (to) v. 15;
viii. 158
Frolicsome, vii. 173
Front, _face_, xiv. 42
Frontisterion, _entrance to a house_, xi. 310
Frontless, xiv. 284
Froutlet, _forehead_, i. 350
Frounced, iv. 321
Frumping, _frumpy_, xi. 104
Fucus, xiv. 290;
_paint used as a cosmetic_, x. 274
Fullam, _note_, xii. 124
Fume, _passion_, xii. 423
Fumishness, _anger_, i. 400
Furbish, _to clean clothes_, ix. 553
Furmenty, _frumenty_, ix. 155
Furnycard, ii. 78
Furth, _forth_, ii. 46
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