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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
dur-cheeks
durdam
durn
durz'd
dorz'd out
dwalling
dwine
dyze-man's-day
eager
eald
eam
ears
earnder
earn
eart
easter
easings
eath
eith
eckle
edder
eddish
e'el-thing
eem
een
eever
elden
elder
elding
election
ele'wn
e'long
else
ellinge
el-mother
elson
elt
elvers
elvish
ennemis
ernful
errish
ersh
esse
eskin
ettle
ettlement
every foot anon
every-like
ewer
ewte
exen
expect
eyebrekes
eye-breen
fadge
fain
fair-fall
fairy-sparks
shel fire
false
faltered
fang
fangast
fantome-corn
far
farand
fare
farn-tickled
farrantly
farther
fash
fasting-e'en
evening
fasting-tuesday
faugh
fause
favour
feabes
feaberries
feal
feald
feat
feathering
feausan
feausan-fuzzen
feaws
feck
feckly
fee
feed
feel a stink
feft
feg
feit
feitly
fell
felly
fend
fendable
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