| Fin—to find, found |
Gat—got |
| Fient—not one, none |
Gate—way |
| Fitches—moves |
Gant—to yawn |
| Flate—did scold |
Gars—makes, forces |
| Fleean—flying |
Gart—forced, made |
| Flee—to fly |
Gayen—very, quite |
| Fleech—to supplicate |
Gavel—gable |
| Flitherin—fluttering |
Gaucy, gawsey—jolly, large, healthy |
| Flithert—fluttered, flew |
Gaunt—a yawn |
| Flyte—to scold |
Gear—wealth, goods |
| Flyting—scolding |
Get—a child |
| Flinners—broken pieces |
Ghaist— ghost |
| Flounge—to get into a passion, to flounder |
Gif—if, suppose, on condition |
| Flush—to have plenty |
Giftie—diminutive of gift |
| Fother'd—foddered |
Gie—give |
| Fore (to the)—remaining |
Gied—gave |
| Forgie—forgive |
Gie's—gave us, give us |
| Forgathered—met with |
Gillie—diminutive of gill |
| Forret—forward |
Gin—if, before, by, against |
| Fore-doors—front-doors |
Girn—to fret, to grin |
| Fouk, fowk—folk |
Girning, girnan—fretting, grinning, murmuring |
| Frae—from |
Girnt—grinned, fretted |
| Frae's—from his |
Girdle, girle—a circular plate of iron used for toasting bread over a fire |
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Frien'—friend |
Girt, grit—thick |
| Frienly—friendly |
Grisle—gristle |
| Frienless—friendless |
Gled—a kite, a hawk |
| Fu'—full, fuddled, drunk |
Gleg—sharp, ready |
| Fug—moss |
Gleefu'—gleeful |
| Fuggy—mossy |
Glisterin—glittering |
| Fursday—Thursday |
Glibly-gabbet—readily given to speaking |
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Glimmerin—glimmering |
| Ga'—gall, to gall |
Glinted—peeped |
| Gab—the mouth, to speak |
Glints—peeps |
| Gabby—talkative |
Glolts—dolts |
| Ga't, gaw't—galled, harrassed |
Glowre—to gaze, to stare |
| Gae—to go |
Glower'd, glowert—gazed, &c. |
| Gaed—went |
Glowerin—gazing |
| Gane—gone |
Glowan—glowing |
| Gang—go |
Glowe—glow |
| Gan, gaun—going |
Gluts—bellyfuls, doses |
