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- Fains - children's truce term (east Cornwall)
- Fall - autumn (south of a line from Mount's Bay to Launceston)
- Figgy hobbin - lump of dough, cooked with a handful of raisins (raisins being "figs" and figs "broad raisins")
- Fitty - proper, properly
- Fizzogg - face (colloquial form of "physiognomy")
- Flam-new - brand new (from Cornish language flamm noweth)
- Fly, Flies - hands of a dial or clock
- Folks - people (mid and east Cornwall)
- Fradge - repair
- Fuggan - pastry dinner-cake
- Furze, furzy - gorse, covered with gorse, as in the local saying at Stratton "Stratton was a market town when Bude was just a furzy down", meaning Stratton was long established when Bude was just gorse-covered downland. (A similar saying is current at Saltash about Plymouth.)
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