Lexicon

FALLA FASHIN: Copycat
FAS': to be fast with, meaning to be rude, impertinent, to meddle with sombody's business, to be forward, etc.
FASSY: eczema-like scratchy sores on the skin; also a verb meaning to cause oneself to be covered with fassy by scratching.
FAASTI (FIESTY): impertinent, rude, impudent
FAYVA: to favour, resemble, or look like; "fayva like" also means "it seems as if".
FE (FI): the infinitive "to" as in "Have fe go" "a fe" Have to, "fe dem" their
FEEL NO WAY: don't take offense, don't be sorry, don't worry
FENKY-FENKY: (from finicky) choosy, proud, stuck-up.
FENNEH: v. to feel physical distress, pain. From Twi fene-to vomit; Fante fena-to be troubled; Lumba feno-to faint
FI (FE): possessive. "fi me"-"mine", Can also mean "for" or "to", as in "I ha' fi", I have to. Yu num fi du dat = You are not to do that. Fe is Fi as in fi ar means hers fi im - his fi dem - theirs fi you - yours fi me - mine
FIESTY (FAASTI): impudent, rude, out of order, cheeky.
FIRST LIGHT: tomorrow
FIT: when used of fruits and vegetables, it means ready to pick, full grown, though not necessarily fully ripe. also means in good shape. ("You haffe fit!")
FORWARD: 1. to go, move on, set out 2. in the future
FRONTA: tobacco leaf used to roll herb
FUCKERY: wrong, unfair
FULLNESS, TO THE FULLNESS: completely, absolutely, totally
FUNDS: Money