Dele:division,"never a dele,"never a bit.
Dereworthy:precious.
Derne:secret.
Devilkins:of the devil's kind.
Dight:made ready;dightand:being made ready.
Do gladly:make good cheer.
Do him drink:make him drink.
Donkir:moister.
Dowie:dull,sorrowful.
Dree:suffer,endure.
Dule:sorrow.French -deuil.
Eftsoons:again soon,soon after.
Fause:false.
Fay:faith.
Fend of:defend from.
Fere:companion.In fere:in companionship,together.
Ferre and fremd bestad:one from afar and among strangers.
Fet:fetched.
Flattered:floated to and fro.
Flyte:scold.
Fone:foes.
Force:no force:of no importance,no matter.
Forthinketh:repenteth.
Fosters of the fee:foresters in charge of the stock of deer.
Fou:bushel.
Freke:fighting-man.
Frese:curl,bend.
Fynly:substantial,heavy.First English -findig;Prov.Scot.-
findy.
Fytte:canto,song.First English -fitt (fem.)a song,poem.
Gane:(as in Sir Patrick Spens)convenient,proper for.
Garred me gang:made me go;Gang maiden:remain unmarried.
Gest:deed,adventure.
Gif:if.
Glede:live-coal.
Glent:passed suddenly,flashed.
Goodman:the master of the "good"or little property of house and field.There is the same sense of "good"in the first use of "goodwife,"or "goody."
Gowk:cuckoo.
Grain,cloth in:cloth of special quality with a fast purple dye.
Graithit him:dressed himself.