Part 332 (2/2)

FUTE HATE,

1 Straightway; a term borrowed from the chase, q _hot foot_

_Barbour_

2 Closely, accurately

_Douglas_

3 Denoting proximity of place

_Doug_

FUTIE, _adj_ Mean, S

V ~Fouty~

G

_To_ GA, GAE, _v n_

1 To go, S

A S _ga-n_, Isl _ga_, id

_Wallace_

2 _To gae throw_, to bungle, S

3 _To gae throw_, to waste, S

4 _To gae_ one's _gait_, to depart, S

5 _To gae with_, to go to wreck, S

GAAR, GARR, _s_

1 Vegetable substance in the bed of a river, S B

2 Rheum from the eyes, when hardened, S B