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fasels
† fasels, n. pl. Obs. Forms: 6 faselles, facilles, 7 phaselles, faceles, fasells, fesels, 7– fasels. [ad. L. faseoli, pl. of faseolus in same sense. Cf. OF. faseles.] a. Chick pease: see chick-pea. b. Kidney-beans: see bean n. 3.1558–68 Warde tr. Alexis' Secr. 71 a, A kind of litle graine called in ...
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phaselles
† phasels, phaselles, phasiols var. fasels Obs., kidney-beans.1562 Warde tr. Alexis' Secr. ii. 13 Take..Peason, Phasiols, Lintelles, and such like. 1562 Turner Baths 5 b, All kindes of pulse as beanes, peasen, phaselles and ciches. 1694 Motteux Rabelais v. xxix, Beans, Pease, Phasels or Long-peasen.
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frijoles
frijoles, n. pl. (in Sp. friˈxoles) Also 6 frisoles, frysoles, 7 frixoles, frizoles, 9 fricollis. A kind of kidney-bean grown and much used in Mexico. Cf. fasels.1577 Frampton Joyful News 66 b, I doe sende you..certaine Frisoles, that you maie commaunde to bee sowen in the beginning of Marche. 1613 ...
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stubbly
stubbly, a. (ˈstʌblɪ) [f. stubble n. + -y.] 1. Covered with stubble, stubbled.1600 Surflet Country Farm v. xviii. 692 Fasels grow in stubbly grounds. 1611 Cotgr., Chaumin..Stubblie; made of, or, couered with, stubble. 1789 D. Davidson Thoughts Seasons 130 An', o'er the stibbly plain, the nibbling ro...
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flageolet
▪ I. flageolet1 (flædʒəˈlɛt, ˈflædʒəlɪt) Forms: 7 flajolet, flageollet, -eret, flagolet, 7–9 flagelet, -llet, (8 flagelate), 7– flageolet. [a. Fr. flageolet, dim. of OF. flajol: see flagel n.1] 1. A small wind instrument, having a mouthpiece at one end, six principal holes, and sometimes keys.1659 J...
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vetch
▪ I. vetch (vɛtʃ) Forms: α. 4–5 fecch(e, 5 fechche, fehche, fech, 5–6 feche, 4–7 fetche, 4–8, 9 dial. fetch. β. 5 vache, 5, 9 s.w. dial., vatch; 5–7 veche (5 vessche), vech (5 wech), 4–6 vetche, 6– vetch (9 veitch). See also fatch and fitch n.1 [a. ONF. veche, vecche, veiche, vesche, = OF. vecce, ve...
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