C. T. Onions, A Shakespeare Glossary, hole

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fa: - falsehood

fairest-boding:

falling sickness:

falsely: - fast-lost:

fastly: - federary:

fiddlestick: - first

first-conceived: - flesh'd:

fleshly: - folly-fall'n:

fond - forehand

forehorse: - foulness:

foundation: - fretful

friar: - furniture:

furrow: - fustilarian:

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hole (1 Eliz. and still in some dial.)

1. phr. “find a in his coat,” find some fault in him H5 III. vi. 91.

2. “spit in the ,” (?) spit in the hollow of the hand in preparation for vigorous action Shr. III. i. 41.

A Shakespeare Glossary. C. T. Onions. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1911.

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