FINDE, _v._ find, 1. 72; A 648; invent, A 736; _ger._ to provide for, C 537; _pr. s. subj._ can find, 5. 456; Fint, _pr. s._ finds, G 218; Fynt, _pr. s._ L. 1499, 1798; A 4071; Fond, _1 pt. s._ found, 2. 14, 45; 3. 451, 1325; 5. 242; L. 446; A. ii. 1. 6; _pt. s._ 3. 1163; 4. 116; 7. 106; L. 832, 1881, 2178; A 653, B 514, 607, 1991, 3733, C 608, E 457, G 185; discovered, A 2445; found out, T. i. 659; provided for, B 4019; Fonde, _pt. pl._ B 3259; _pl. s. subj._ B 3521; Founde, _2 pt. s._ didst find, T. iii. 362; Fonde, _pt. s. subj._ could find, 5. 374; _pp._ found, 1. 38; 12. 23; E 146; Founden, _pp._ found, 3. 73; T. ii. 289; L. 1212; B 612, E 520; provided, B 243. FINDER, _s._ discoverer, 3. 1168; Findere, T. ii. 844. FINDING, _s._ provision, A 3220. FINGER, _s._ R. 774; D 1890; Fingres, _pl._ fingers, A 129, E 380; T. ii. 1032. FINGERINGE, _s._ fingering, L. 91. FINNES, _pl._ fins, 5. 189. FINT, _pr. s._ finds, G 218. See FYNT, FINDE. FIRMAMENT, _s._ 3. 693; A. ii. 23. 1. FIRRE, _s._ fir-tree, A 2921; Firr, 5. 179. FIRST, _adv._ first of all, 1. 30; A 161. FIRSTE, _adj. def._ first, 3. 1166, 1168; _my firste_, my first narration, F 75; _with the firste_, very soon, T. iv. 63. FISH, _s._ T. iv. 765; A 344; the sign Pisces, F 273. FISSHE, _v._ fish up, T. iii. 1162; Fisshen, _ger._ to fish for, T. v. 777; Fisshe, _1 pr. s._ fish for, D 1820; Fisshed, _pp._ fished, T. ii. 328. FISSHER, _s._ fisherman, 4. 237. FIT, _s._ a 'fyt' or 'passus,' a portion of a song, B 2078; bout, turn, A 4184, 4230, D 42. FITHELE, _s._ fiddle, A 296. FIXE, _pp. as adj._ fixed, T. i. 298; A. pr. 57; F 1282; solidified, G 779; Fix, fixed, 1. 9; A. i. 21. 49; Fixes, _pl._ A. i. 21. 4. FLAKES, _pl._ flakes, HF. 1192. FLAMBE, _s._ flame, I 353; Flambes, _pl._ B 2. m 3. 3; B 3353, G 515. See FLAUMBE. FLANKES, _pl._ flanks, sides, B 1392. FLAT, _adj._ 3. 942, 957; _as s._, the flat side, T. iv. 927. FLATERE, _v._ flatter, I 618; Flater, _1 pr. s._ 4. 188; Flaterest, _2 pr. s._ E 2059. FLATERING, _adj._ flattering, 3. 637. FLATERINGE, _s._ flattery, 3. 639; Flatering, 3. 933. FLATERYE, _s._ flattery, R. 1064; L. 2540; I 613. FLATOUR, _s._ flatterer, B 4515. FLAUGH, _2 pt. s._ didst fly, B 4421 _n_. See FLEE (1). FLAUMBE, _s._ flame, B 2. p 6. 5; HF. 769; T. iv. 118, v. 302; Flaume, 5. 250; Flaumes, _pl._ 1. 89. See FLAMBE. FLAYN, _pp._ flayed, I 425. (Pp. of _fleen_.) FLEDDE, _pt. s._ fled, avoided, 3. 396; 4. 119; B 3445, 3874; Fledde herself, took refuge, L. 1225; Fled, _pp._ 3. 490; Fledde, _pp. pl._ T. i. 463. Cf. FLEE (1). See _Fleden_ in Stratmann.