+entayled (A.N.) 462, _carved_ entre-metten (A.N.) 226, 263, _to intermeddle_ envenyme (A.N.) _venom, poison_ er (A.S.) _before, formerly_ erchdekenes (A.N.) _archdeacons_ ere (A.S.) _pl. eris, the ear_ erien, erie, erye (A.S.) 117, 138, _to plough_. _pret. pl._ eriede, 411. _part. past_, eryed, 117 eerl. _pl._ erles (A.S.) _an earl_ ernynge (A.S.) 418, _running_. _see_ yerne ers (A.S.) 87, 180, 191, _the fundament, podex_ erst (A.S.) _first, most before_, _superl. of_ er eschaunge (A.N.) _exchange_ eschetes (A.N.) 75, _escheats_ ese (A.N.) _ease_ eten, ete (A.S.) 386, _to eat_. _pret. s._ eet, 100, 135, 146, 241, &c. _pl._ eten, 114, 248, ete, 278. _part. pas._ eten, 354. +evelles (A.S.) 465, _without evil_ even (A.S.) _equal_. even-cristen, _equal christian, or equal by baptism_; _fellow-christian_, evene, 76, _evenly, equally_. evene forth, 356, _equally_ +evesed (A.S.) 460, _furnished with eaves_ evesynge (A.S.) 361, _the ice which hangs on the eaves of houses_ ewage (A.N.) 29, _a kind of precious stone_ expounen (A.N.) 290, _to expound, explain_ F. fader (A.S.) 361, _a father_ fayn (A.S.) _fain, glad_ faiten (A.N.) 144, 308, _to beg, idle, to flatter_. _pret. pl._ faiteden, 3. faityng, 175, _deceiving_ faiterie (A.N.) 207, _flattery, deception_ faitour (A.N.) _a deceiver, an idle lazy fellow, a flatterer_ faithly (A.N.) 400, _truly, properly_ fallen (A.S.) _to fall_. _pres. s._ he falleth. _pret. s._ fel, 280, 297, fil, 278, 312, 374, fille, 285, 336, _pl._ fellen, felle, 336, 388. _part. pas._ fallen, 375 fals (A.N.) _false, falseness_. falshede, _falsehood_. falsliche, 390, _falsely_ fangen (A.S.) 111, fonge, 282, 336, _to take, take hold of_. _pret. s._ _under_-feng, 19, _under_-fonged, 209. _part. past_, _under_-fongen, 115, 211 faren, fare (A.S.) 197, _to go, fare_. _pret. s._ ferde, 443, _pl._ ferden, 168 _part. past_, faren 77, 123, 228 fare (A.S.) 376, _proceeding, manner of going on, fare_ fasten (A.S.) _to fast_ fauchon (A.N.) 295, _a sword, falchion_ faunt (A.N.) 134, 144, 336, 403, _a child, infant_ fauntekyn (A.N.) 259, _a young child_ faunteltee, fauntelté (A.N.) 204, 304, _childishness_ faute, _pl._ fautes (A.N.) 179, _a fault_ fauten (A.N.) _to want_. _pret._ fauted, 163 favel (A.N.) 28, 30, _deception by flattery, cajolery_ feble (A.N.) 355, _feeble, weak_ fecchen (A.S.) 39, 385, 410, _to fetch_. _pres. s._ I fecche, thow fettest, 390. _pret. s._ fet, fette, 36, 104, 202, 385. _pl._ fetten, 134. _part. pas._ fet, 444, fette water at hise eighen, _threw water at his eyes_; to fetch a thing at another, for, to throw, is an expression still in use feden (A.S.) _to feed_ fee (A.S.) _property, money, fee_ feere (A.S.) 367, _pl._ feeres, feeris, _companion_ feere (A.S.) 256, 367, 376, _fear_ feet (A.N.) 26, _a deed, fact_ feffement (A.N.) 32, _enfeofment_ feffen (A.N.) 33, 37, _to infeof, to fee, present_ feynen (A.N.) _to feign, dissemble_