10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FATTRELS»
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
Fattrels, ribbon-end s," &c. Gl. Picken. O.Fr. fatraille,\" trash, trumpery, things of no
value ;" Cotgr. Fatrouill-er, " to play the fop, to busie himself about frivolous
vanities," id. This might seem allied to Teut. fater-en, nugari, frivola agere. To
FAUCH ...
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Illustrated catalogue of hand and power pumps, hydrants, etc
50 30 50 42.00 62.00 $13.75 6.50 7.25 14.50 16 00 16.50 17.25 19.00 7.00 8.00
7.50 8.50 3 xl6 3\i xl6 3H x 16 8.00 9.25 9.75 11.25 Fattrels 11.25 13.00 22.25
28.00 38.75 53.50 75.00 150.00 Fatvah 4 x 16 4Hxl6 14.50 17.00 18.50 21.75 ...
W. & B. Douglas (Firm), 1903
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... BLONCKET BOWFRONT CAREWORN CIABATTE CLITELLAr CONGRATS
CREDENDA DEEPMOST DISBOUND DOWNHOLE DRYSTONE ELDRITCH
ENIGMATA FATTRELS FINESPUN FLATWAYS FORBORNE FORINSEC
FORSWORN ...
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A dictionary of the Scottish language [by E. Picken].
Fashious, adj. troublesome. Fasson, ». fashion. Fasten E'en, Fastren's E'en, the
evening before Lent, Shrove Tuesday. Fattrels, s. plur. ends of ribbons, Sec
Faugh, adj. reddish. Faugh, v. a. to fallow land. Faugh, s. fallow land. Faught, did
fight.
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
FATTRELS. \ t. plur. Ends of ribbons FATTRILS. \ etc. FAtJCH. s. Fallow land. To
FAUGH. t>. a. To fallow land. FAUGH, a. Reddish. FAUGHT. A fight. To FADCHT.
v. n. To fight. [ fed)ten , Cerm.] FAULD. i . .,, . r FALD. j '• A toli- * lMf< To FAULD.
'Come awa', fattrels, clarty hoors! Up the Celtic! It's a stair-heid fecht, and it's a
stair-heid fechtin' made the name 0' Red Biddy McLafferty o' the Gallowgate in
Glasgow! Hey-yeh-yach! You wi' a mug like a moodly kebbuck, come here an'
taste ...
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which the Words ...
C.B. fat, a smart blow ; a stroke ; fat-iavs, to strike lightly; fatitcr, one who strikes
lightly. O.Su.G. bat-a, to beat. FATT'RILS, s. pi. 1 . Folds or puckerings, S.O. Burns
. 2. " Fattrels, ribbon-ends," &c. Gl. Picktn. — O.Fr. /a(ratf/c,trumpery. FAUCH, FAW
...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), 1846
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary of the English Language
... in rest, as a spear. [O. Tr.fentrf — feutrct felt.] FewtrilS, fu'trilz, *.//. (prav.) little
things, trifles. [See Fattrels.] Fey, Fay, fa, ,iilj. doomed, fated soon to die, under the
shadow of a sudden or violent death — often marked by extravagantly high spirits
.
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
Fattrels, ribbon-ends," &c. Gl. Picken. O.FT./atraille,\" trash, trumpery, things of no
value ;" Cotgr. Fatrouill-er, " to play the fop, to busie himself about frivolous
vanities," id. This might seem allied to Teut. fater-en, nugari, frivola agere. To
FAUCH ...
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The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Dev. Ef yfl dawnt pull out thickee thern vrom yer vinger 'e'll fewster, HEwErr Peas.
Sp. (1892). FEWTRILS, sb. pl. Lan. fattrels. Peg ad hur hoppet ov hur arm wi hur
odd fewtrils int, SCHOLES Tim Gamwaltle (1857) 28 ; Tm Boaam View Dial.
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