F voor A.
FAbel ofte kluchte, A Fable. |
Fabelachtigh, ofte Logenachtigh, Fabulous. |
Fabelen vertellen, To Tell Fables. |
een Fabeltjen, A little Fable. |
een verteller van Fabelen ofte Kluchten, A Teller of Fables. |
Facelen. Siet Futselen. |
een Facke, ofte Vleugel, A Wing. |
Fackeel, A Stage, or a Sollar. |
Fackel, A Torch, or a Taper. |
Facken, To Catch, or to Gripe. |
Faelie, Faelge, ofte Falie, A womans Cap, or Hood. |
Faelie-sleyper, ofte Block-sleyper, A man that goes before his Mistris |
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Faliekant, An Inequall Angle, neither square nor right. |
Faliekantigh, Neither having right nor equall Angles. |
Farwel, ofte Ramp, Mischiefe, or Disaster. |
wat Farwel is dat? What Mischiefe, or Disaster is that? |
Fas, A Cartilage, or a Gristle. |
Fasceel, A Fagot, or a Bavine. |
Fasceel-hout, A Bavine or a knitch of Brush or Twigs. |
Fasceel-mes, A Hand-bill to cut brush, or to make Bavins withall. |
Fasceelen, To Binde up brush into bundles, Fagots or Bavins. |
Fasel, ofte Vasel, The Embrion, or young child in the mothers wombe. |
Fasel-borse, The soft Skin that wrappeth the child in the wombe. |
Faselen. Siet Futselen. |
Fasen, ofte Vullen, To Farce, to Stuff, or to Fill. |
Fasteyn, ofte Fusteyn, Fustian. |
Fateren. Siet Tryselen. |
Fatsoen, ofte Maecksel, Fashion, Forme or Shape. |
op 't nieuw Fatsoen, After the new Fashion, Forme, or Manner. |
Fatsoenéren, Fatsonnéren, ofte Fatsoen geven, To Fashion, Forme or Shape, or to give a Fashion to any thing. |
eenen nieuwen Landts-knecht fatsoenéren, To Bring up a countrie-youth, or a fresh water-souldier in the warrs. |
een fatsoenéringe, A fashioning, a forming, or a shaping. |
Faute, ofte misdaedt, A Fault, an Offence, or a Misdeed. |
vol Fauten, Full of Faults, full of Failings, or Uncorrect. |
Faute, Gebreck, ofte Noodigh van eenige sake, Want, Lack, or Need of any thing. |
Faut, ofte Spin, The white of a Tree next the Barke, or Rinde. |
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