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248 *furrellus:—a sword sheath; a bow case.
 * furrura, fururia:—fur.
 * furulus. See furrellus.
 * fuscamen:—fustian.
 * fusillatim:—fusilly.
 * fusillus:—a fusil (heraldic).
 * fusor:—a founder, a caster, a melter; a fusour, an officer in the Exchequer.
 * fusoria:—the office of fusour.
 * fustarius:—a joiner.
 * fustianum:—fustian.
 * fustum:—a beam, a log, a stump.
 * fusus:—a spindle; a fusil (heraldic).

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 * gabella:—rent; service.
 * gabellus:—a gable.
 * gablagium:—the same as yabella.
 * gablare:—to pay rent.
 * gablator:—a rent payer; a farmer.
 * gablum:—a cross. See also gabella.
 * gabulagium. See gabella.
 * gabulum:—a gable; rent; interest. See gabella.
 * gabulus. See gabella.
 * gachum:—an oar or scull; a staple; a cake.
 * gafra:—a wafer.
 * gafrarius:—a waferer.
 * gageria: —a promise, an engagement, a pledge.
 * gagnayium, gaignayium, gainagium:—gain, profit.
 * gaila:—a gaol, a prison.
 * gaineria:—a tilled field; a crop.
 * gaiola. See gaila.
 * gaivelettum. See gaveletum.
 * galathia:—pickle for preserving fish.
 * galea, galia:—a galley.
 * galearia:—a gallery.
 * galeasia:—a galliasse, a large galley.
 * galeo:—a galleon.
 * galeta, galetum:—a gallon; shingle.
 * galida:—a galley, a low flat-built ship with both sails and oars.
 * galio:—a galleon, a large Spanish sailing ship, with three or four decks.
 * galiota, galiotus:—a galliot, a small galley; a master of, or man serving on a galley.
 * galirum:—something used by a silk weaver.
 * galla:—a shoemaker's last.
 * gallecta:—collection of dues.
 * galltare:—a mitre.
 * gallicantus:—cockcrow.
 * gallicidium:—Shrovetide.
 * gallinaceus:—a capon.
 * galliottus. See galiota.
 * gallivolatium:—a cock-glade, a glade along which wood-cocks fly in the morning and evening; a cockshoot, a net set for them in such places.
 * gallo, gallona, galo, galona, galum:—a gallon.