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- franchordus:—freebord, land claimed outside a fence.
- franchesia:—freedom; franchise.
- franchilanus:—a freeman.
- franchire, franchisare:—to enfranchise.
- franchisa:—a franchise.
- francigena:—a foreigner.
- frunciplegium:—frankpledge.
- francolanus, francolensis:—a franklin.
- francus:—free.
- frangibulum:—a kneading trough.
- fraria:—a fraternity; a brotherhood.
- frassetum:—an ashwood (fraxinetum).
- frater:—a friar.
- fratriagium:—a younger brother's inheritance.
- frecta, fectum:—coarse cloth, as used for horse cloths, frieze (?); embroidery, usu. with metal; a fret; fret-work.
- frectagium:—freight.
- frectutus:—frettee (heraldic).
- frectum:—freight. See frecta.
- fredum:—a composition paid by a criminal.
- frescus:—fresh.
- fressenciu porci:—a flitch (?).
- fretare, frettare:—to load; to freight; to ornament with fretwork.
- fretinum:—a silver coin (Fr. fretin, freton).
- fretta. See frecta.
- frettum:—freight. See frecta.
- return:—freight.
- fridehurgum:—frithburgh, the same as frankpledge.
- frisca forcia:—fresh force, i.e., newly done.
- friscus:—fresh; also uncultivated ground.
- frisium:—frieze.
- frithbreyium:—breach of the peace.
- fritum:—fry of fish.
- frixura:—a fried dish; a pancake.
- froccu, froccus, froyyus:—a frock; that worn by monks was a long garment with long, wide sleeves.
- fronciatus:—wrinkled.
- frontule:—a frontal, a cloth hung above an altar.
- frontellum:—a frontal.
- frontinella:—moulding, in goldsmith's work; the ball of the throat.
- frontispicium:—a gable end.
- frontuosus (frontosus):—shameless.
- fructuarius:—a fruiterer; a receiver of rent.
- fruissire. See frussare.
- frunes, frunio:—a tanner.
- frunire:—to tan.
- frusca:—waste lands.
- frussare:—to break up land.
- frussatum:—land newly broken up.
- frusshiare. See frussare.
