Add to ORKGFigto dress, to decorate, an old English word still retained in the expression "in full _fig_."to dress, to decoratePRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story August 1959Used I and SupUsed I and SupWithdrawnFiggy; fig pudding; fig duff; fig titwithdrawn but no stamp; Card marked DNE-cit, but not used
fousty a'old, mouldy, withered. "Have a piece of fausty cake, you" '.DNE Sup [Cp DNE fousty a also...
figgyFish-and-brewis, pork-and-cabbage, dumplings and figgy-duff - or 'lassy dough-boys and the lik...
figgy athe Argus eyed raisin pudding, and the luscious white grapes, and the "figgy" loaf, and a...
figgythe adjective _figgy_, particular about one's dress.particular about one's dressPRINTED ITEM ...
figThere would be ... steamed pudding with "figs" as they called raisins.G.M.Story April 1956PRIN...
figgy- duff or figgity-pudding, raisin or plum-pudding.G.M.Story May 1967PRINTED ITEMUsed I and Sup...
figraisins are universally known as f.G.M.Story July 1959PRINTED ITEM DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I ...
figure"Cold? Stuff and nonsense," contradicted her father. "There's days you can go out in your fig...
fig nThere is fig pudding made of poor broken rice, currants and raisins (the figs), boiled with...
figgyPudding with some fruit.Pudding with some fruitG.M.Story July 1959DNE-cit PRINTED ITEMUsed I...
figgy aExplanation subsitute for a teat. Mother pacified the baby with a figgy teat. A fig is put...
broad afigs are _broad figs_.figs are broad figs.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1959Used IUsed...
fustTo mould, as bread kept a long time.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Not usedNot usedWit...
figgy aTuesday was "duff day" and we must buy the necessaries. The duff was made of water and fl...
figgyRaisin bread, commonly called 'figged bread', was eaten several times throughout the year, but...
fousty a'old, mouldy, withered. "Have a piece of fausty cake, you" '.DNE Sup [Cp DNE fousty a also...
figgyFish-and-brewis, pork-and-cabbage, dumplings and figgy-duff - or 'lassy dough-boys and the lik...
figgy athe Argus eyed raisin pudding, and the luscious white grapes, and the "figgy" loaf, and a...
figgythe adjective _figgy_, particular about one's dress.particular about one's dressPRINTED ITEM ...
figThere would be ... steamed pudding with "figs" as they called raisins.G.M.Story April 1956PRIN...
figgy- duff or figgity-pudding, raisin or plum-pudding.G.M.Story May 1967PRINTED ITEMUsed I and Sup...
figraisins are universally known as f.G.M.Story July 1959PRINTED ITEM DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I ...
figure"Cold? Stuff and nonsense," contradicted her father. "There's days you can go out in your fig...
fig nThere is fig pudding made of poor broken rice, currants and raisins (the figs), boiled with...
figgyPudding with some fruit.Pudding with some fruitG.M.Story July 1959DNE-cit PRINTED ITEMUsed I...
figgy aExplanation subsitute for a teat. Mother pacified the baby with a figgy teat. A fig is put...
broad afigs are _broad figs_.figs are broad figs.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1959Used IUsed...
fustTo mould, as bread kept a long time.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Not usedNot usedWit...
figgy aTuesday was "duff day" and we must buy the necessaries. The duff was made of water and fl...
figgyRaisin bread, commonly called 'figged bread', was eaten several times throughout the year, but...
fousty a'old, mouldy, withered. "Have a piece of fausty cake, you" '.DNE Sup [Cp DNE fousty a also...
figgyFish-and-brewis, pork-and-cabbage, dumplings and figgy-duff - or 'lassy dough-boys and the lik...
figgy athe Argus eyed raisin pudding, and the luscious white grapes, and the "figgy" loaf, and a...