403, 950. Folde, to beat, buffet, A. 813. Fole, fowl, B. 1410. Fole, fool, B. 202. Fole, foal, B. 1255. Foler, B. 1410. Foles, acts foolishly, B. 1422. {Folewande, Folwande,} following, A. 1040, B. 429, 1212. {Folk, Folke,} people, B. 100, 542, 960. Folken, of people, B. 271. Folmarde. Properly the beech-martin, but commonly applied to the pole-cat. O.Fr. _foine_, _faine_ (Lat. _fagina_), beechmast. Folyly, foolishly, B. 696. See T. B. 575. Folȝe, follow, A. 127; B. 6, 677, 918, 1752. A.S. _folgian_. Folȝed, baptized, A. 654. A.S. _fullian_, _fulwian_, to baptize. Foman, enemy, B. 1175. Fon, ceased, _pret._, of _fyne_, A. 1030; B. 369. The northern form is _fan_. “Bot ai þe quils he ne _fan_ To behald þe leve maidan.” --(Cott. MS. Vesp. A. iii, fol. 20a.) Fonde, to found, establish, A. 939; B. 173. Fonde, to go, proceed, A. 150. Fonde, try, B. 1103. A.S. _fandian_. Fonden, found, B. 356. Fonge, take, receive, A. 439, 479; B. 540; _fongeȝ to the flyȝt_, takes to flight, B. 457. A.S. _fon_. Ger. _fangen_, take, seize. Goth. _fahan_. Font, B. 164. Fonte = _fond_, examined, A. 170, 327. {Fooschyp, Foschip,} enmity, B. 918, 919. For, from, B. 740; because, B. 323. Forbede, forbid, A. 379; B. 1147. Forbi, beyond, C. 483. Forboden, forbidden, B. 826, 998. Forbrent, burnt, A. 1139. For-clemmed, starved, C. 395. Prov.E. _clem_, to starve, pinch with hunger. Du. _klemmen_, to pinch, compress. For-didden, did away with, A. 124. For-dolked, severely wounded, A. 11. A.S. _dolc_, _dolh_, _dolg_, a wound; _dilgian_, to destroy. Forering, B. 3. See Note. Forfare, destroy; also to perish, B. 1168; C. 483; _forferde_, (_pret._), B. 571, 1051. Forfete, A. 619, 639; B. 743. Forfyne, lastly. {Forgart, Forgarte,} = for-did, lost, _pret._ of for-gar, ruin, destroy, lose, A. 321; B. 240. See _Gar_. Forged, made, B. 343. Forhede, forehead, A. 871. Foriusted, overthrown, defeated, B. 1216. Fr. _jouster_, to tilt. “So mony groundes he _for-justede_ & of joy broght.” --(T. B. 296.) Forlete, lost, A. 327. For long, very long, A. 586. Forlonge, furlong, A. 1030. Forloteȝ = forleteȝ, forsake, B. 101. “Þe laghes bath he (Adam) þan _forlete_ Bath naturel and positif.” --(Cott. MS. Vesp. A. iii. fol. 52b.) Forloyne, forsake, depart, go astray, err, A. 368; B. 282, 750, 1155, 1165. Fr. _loin_, far. For-madde, very mad (foolish), C. 509. Formast, first, foremost, B. 494. Forme, first, C. 38. {Forme-fader, Forme-foster,} first-father, progenitor, A. 639; B. 257. Fornes, furnace, B. 1011. For-payned, severely troubled, A. 246. Forray, forage, B. 1200. Fr. _fourrager_, to fodder, forrage, prey. O.Fr. _fourrer_. Mid. Lat. _foderare_, _forrare_, from A.S. _foder_. Ger. _futter_, food, victuals. Forselet, a fortified place, B. 1200. “_Forcelet_, stronge place