Huddersfield dialect part 2 F - L

I'm definitely a fettler and we kept a lot of junk in our koil oil!!As a teenager i laked about alot and now i find I'm fast most of the time.

Fadge
Bundles of cloth or wool in a pack sheet skewered with wooden pack pricks

Fast
Puzzled

Fearnaught
A wool mixing machine

Fent

A fag end of cloth, three-quarters of a yard beyond the length of a piece. Weavers used to claim this to clothe their children

Fettle
To clean or set something in order

Fettler
A machine cleaner

Flit
Move

Fold
A collection of houses standing in a yard

Frame
To set about a task effectively

Fruzzins
Hairs coming off the cloth when finished or from yarn when wound. Loose fluff, often under a bed

Gainest
Nearest

Gers
Grass

Gig
A kind of knife used to remove knots from the cloth

Goit

Channel cut to carry water to the mill

Ginnil
A narrow passage between buildings

Hank
Thread wound on a large cylinder. A hank of wool or cotton is 840 yards; 560 yards in worsted

Jacks
Part of a loom

Jerry
A finishing machine that removed rough surface of cloth

Jip
Pain, punishment

Joss
The master

Knock on

To get on with a job

Koil Oil
Coal place

Kop
Catch

Lake
To be idle

Leck or weet
To wet as in wetting the cloth with stale urine to bring out the grease

Leet
To meet with

Lig
Lie down

Lithairse
Dye house; lister=dyer

Lumb
Chimney

Lurry
A wagon

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