Fremde, _adj._ (used as a _n._) S. stranger, 2277. Vor hine willeth sone uorgiete Tho _fremde_ and tho sibbe. MS. Digb. 4. Ther ne myhte libbe The _fremede_ ne the sibbe. _K. Horn_, 67. See also R. Gl. p. 346; Chron. of Eng. 92; P. Plowm., Chau., Jam. and Gl. Lynds. Freme, _v._ S. to perform, 441. Fri, _adj._ S. free, liberal, 1072. Chauc. Frie, _v._ to blame, 1998. Icel. _fryja_, to blame. Cf. _freles_, blameless. _Allit. Poems_, ed. Morris, A. 431. Fro, _prep._ S. from, 265, &c. Frusshe. _See_ To-frusshe. Ful, _adv._ S. very, much, completely, 6, 82, &c. _Ful wo_, 2589, much sorrow. Ful, Fule, _adj._ S. foul, 506, 555, 626, 965, &c. _Foule_, 1158. Fulike, _adv._ S. foully, shamefully, 2749. Fulde, _part. pa._ S. filled, complete, 355. Funde, Funden. _See_ Finde. Fyht, _v._ S. to fight, 2361. _Fauth_, _pa. t._ fought, 1990. _Fouhten_, _pa. t. pl._ fought, 2661. Fyn, _n._ Fr. Lat. ending, 22. R. Br., Minot, Chauc., &c. Ga, _v._ S. to go. _See_ Ouer-ga. Gad, _n._ S. goad, 279. _Gaddes_, _pl._ 1016. In Gl. Ælfr. among the instruments of husbandry occur _Gad_, stimulus, and _Gadiron_, aculeus. So in _The Fermeror and his Docter_, printed by Laing: Quhen Symkin standis quhisling with ane quhip and ane _gaid_, Priking and ȝarkand ane auld ox hide. V. Jam. in v. _Gade_, 4. and Nares. Gadred, _part. pa._ S. gathered, 2577. Gadeling, _n._ S. an idle vagabond, low man, 1121. Þa wes æuer alc cheorl Al swa bald alse an eorl, & alle þa _gadelinges_ Alse heo weoren sunen kinges. _Laȝam._ l. 12333. Cf. K. Alisaund. 1733, 4063. _Gadlyng_, Rob. of Cicyle, MS. Harl. 1701. R. Gl. p. 277, 310. Chauc. Rom. Rose, 938. The word originally meant _Vir generosus_. _See_ Beowulf, l. 5227. Gaf. _See_ Yeue. Galwe-tre, _n._ S. the gallows, 43, 335, 695. Le Bone Fl. 1726. Erle of Tol. 657. _Galues_, _Galwes_, _Galewes_, 687, 1161, 2477, 2508. R. Br., Chauc. Cf. Ihre Gl. Suiog. in v. _galge_, ab Isl. _gayl_, ramus arboris. Gamen, _n._ S. game, sport, 980, 1716, 2135, 2250, 2577; joy, 2935, 2963. _Gamyn_, Barb. iii. 465. V. Jam. Gan, _pa. t._ S. began, 2443. V. Jam. Gangen, _v._ S. to go, walk, 370, 845, &c. _Gange_, 796. _Gongen_, 855. _Gonge_, 1185, 1739, &c. _Gonge_, _pr. t. 2 p._ goest, 690, 843. _Gangande_, _part. pr._ on foot, walking, 2283. Wynt. V. Jam. Garte, _pa. t._ S. made, 189, 1857, &c. _Gart_, 1001, 1082. _Gert_, Sir Tr. p. 147. V. Jam. and Gl. Lynds. Gat, Gaten. _See_ Geten. Gate, _n._ S. (1) way, road, 846, 889. Sir Tr. p. 27; (2) manner, fashion (_see_ þus-gate), 783, 2419, 2586. Genge, _n._ S. family, company, 786, 1735; retinue, 2353, 2362, 2383. þe king of þan londe Mid muchelere _genge_. _Laȝam._ l. 6156. Hence _Gang_. V. Todd’s Johns. Gent, _adj._ Fr. neat, pretty, 2139. Sir Tr. p. 87, R. Br., Chauc. Gere. _See_ Messe-gere. Gest, _n._ Fr. tale, adventure, 2984. _See_ Note in Warton’s Hist. E. P., V. I. p. 69. Ed. 1840.