- 15.002 and flocks of finches;
I can’t resist a shout-out to the purple finch, the new Hampshire state bird.
word
Fili
A note on the naming of dwarves.
- 01.040 And Fili!’ added the other;
- 01.045 I should say by the sound,’ said Fili.
- 01.059 and Fili and Kili behind them,
- 01.070 Kili and Fili rushed for their bags
- 01.091 in naming Kili and Fili,
- 02.035 Fili and Kili were nearly drowned,
- 02.075 and Fili and Kili together,
- 02.116 “Let’s get out of this horrible smell!” said Fili.
- 04.008 that they sent Fili
- 04.009 Soon Fili and Kili came crawling back,
- 04.012 But now Fili
- 04.042 where are Fili
- 06.052 Fili and Kili were at the top of a tall larch
- 07.077 Fili and Kili, I believe,’
- 08.016 but Fili is the youngest
- 08.016 Come here Fili,
- 08.017 Fili thought he could;
- 08.017 Fili took this
- 08.019 Fili picked up the hook
- 08.020 Fili hauled the rope back slowly,
- 08.021 and Fili pulled
- 08.024 and Fili and Balin
- 08.028 and another hook,’ said Fili,
- 08.028 Get in now,’ said Fili,
- 08.073 Fili, Kili,
- 08.106 Fili or Kili,’
- 08.106 Most likely Fili,’
- 08.106 and a struggle most of Fili emerged.
- 08.107 Somehow or other Fili was got on to the branch,
- 08.107 None of them were better off than Fili,
- 08.109 He had taken off his ring when he rescued Fili
- 10.013 Fili and Kili, however, who were young
- 10.014 I hope I never smell the smell of apples again!’ said Fili.
- 10.015 With the willing help of Fili
- 10.018 and Fili and Kili
- 10.022 pointing to Fili
- 10.023 Fili and Kili of the race of Durin,
- 10.027 burst in Fili,
- 10.036 and set Fili
- 11.006 For this purpose he chose Balin and Fili and Kili,
- 11.014 Fili and Kili and the hobbit went back one day
- 12.005 Fili and Kili looked uncomfortable
- 12.026 and you two Fili
- 13.025 Fili! Kili!’ he cried as loud as he could –
- 13.034 Fili and Kili were almost
- 15.027 Fili and Kili were sent,
- 15.059 except perhaps old fat Bombur and Fili and Kili.
- 16.016 even Fili or Kili,
- 17.061 and Balin and Fili and Kili
- 18.032 Fili and Kili had fallen defending him
- 18.038 and Fili and Kili!
Figure-eight
- 07.116 and joining into figure-eights,
Sometimes “figure-of-eight”. This must mean that the numeral for the concept of eight was shaped like 8, since that’s the only logical shape described here.
“eight, adj. and n.” OED Online, Oxford University Press, June 2017, http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/59981. Accessed 13 September 2017.
Fiddle
- 01.070 and brought back little fiddles;
- 10.036 and of fiddles mixed up with it.
Fever
- 12.017 and a more fevered shaking was
Fern
- 06.072 Some stacked fern
- 06.077 Burn, burn tree and fern!
Fend
- 01.068 and found Thorin with his feet on the fender smoking a pipe.
- 01.088 in the fender,
- 08.021 and with a piece of stick fended off the little black boat
- 09.068 where other elves stood to fend them off with poles,
Feint
- 17.048 to make a feint of resistance,
Feather-bed
- 06.100 more soundly than ever he had done on his feather-bed
A word attested in OED.
“ˈfeather-ˈbed, n.” OED Online, Oxford University Press, June 2017, http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/68813. Accessed 13 September 2017.
Fawn
- 08.033 and fawns as snowy white as the hart had been dark.
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