[part the second: FERLY to FLAPDOODLE]

thus resumes the second part of my poolitzer-nominated series within a series of select f-words from this ferly dictionary:

• FERLY. Wonderfully strange
• FERNYERE. In former times
• FEVER-LURDEN. The disease of idleness
• FEZZON. To seize on—generally applied to the actions of a greedy ravenous eater
• FILL DIKE. The month of February
• FIMASHINGS. In hunting, the dung of any kind of wild beasts
• FIPPLE. The under lip
• FIRST FOOT. The name given to the first person who first enters a dwelling house on New Year’s day
• FIRSUN. Furze or gorse
• FISS BUTTOCKED SOW. A fat, coarse, vulgar, presuming woman
• FIX. A lamb yeaned dead
• FLACKET. A girl whose clothes hang loosely about her
• FLAG. A flake of snow
• FLANKER. A spark of fire
• FLANTUM FLATHERUM PIEBALD DILL. A woman fantastically dressed with various colours
• FLAPDOODLE. The stuff fools are said to nourished on