_Eastlin_, easterly, eastward. _Een_, eyes. _Eild_, old age. _Eith_, easy. _Eithly_, easily. _Elf-shot_, bewitched, shot by fairies. _Elritch_, wild, hideous, uninhabited except by imaginary ghosts. _Elvand_, the ell measure. _Ergh_, scrupulous; when one makes faint attempts to do a thing, without a steady resolution; to be timorous. _Ether_, an adder. _Ethercap_, or _ettercap_, a venomous spiteful creature. _Ettle_, to aim, design. _Even'd_, compared. _Evens_, equals, compares, allies. F. _Fa_, fall. _Fae_, foe. _Fain_, joyful, tickled with pleasure. _Fairfa'_, when we wish well to one, that a good or fair fate may befall him. _Fand_, found. _Farder_, farther. _Farer seen_, more knowing. _Fash_,--_never fash your thumb_, be not the least vexed, be easy. _Fash_, to vex or trouble. _Fasheous_, troublesome. _Fauld_, fold. _Fause_, false. _Faut_, fault. _Fawn_, fallen. _Feckless_, feeble, little and weak. _Feg_, a fig. _Fell_, good, valuable, keen; a rocky, or wild, hill. _Fere_, sound, entire. _Ferlie_, wonder. _Feu_, tenure, a fief. _Firlot_, four pecks, the fourth part of a boll. _Fit_, the foot. _Flaes_, fleas. _Flaw_, lie or fib. _Flawing_, lying, fibbing. _Fleetch_, to coax or flatter. _Fleg_, fright. _Flesh a' creep_, a phrase which expresses shuddering. _Flet_, the preterit of _flyte_, did chide. _Fley_, or _flie_, to affright. _Fleyt_, or _fleid_, afraid or terrified. _Flighter_, flutter. _Flit_, to remove. _Flite_, or _flyte_, to scold or chide. _Flet_, did scold. _Flyp_, to turn inside out. _Fog_, moss. _Forby_, besides. _Forgainst_, opposite to. _Forgather_, to meet, encounter. _Forrow cow_, a cow that is not with calf, and therefore continues to give milk throughout the winter. _Fou_, or _fu_, full. _Fouth_, abundance, plenty. _Fowk_, folk. _Fow-weel_, full well. _Frae_, fro, or from. _Fraise_, to make a noise. We use to say "one makes a _fraise_," when they boast, wonder, and talk more of a matter than it is worthy of, or will bear. _Freath the graith_, to froth the suds about the clothes in washing. _Fundling_, foundling. G.