Stamp your bleedin' 'obnyles (hobnails) on his fice, and fetch it hout!
And Mr. Bayard, sir, 'e ups and laughs fiendish in 'is own father's fice.
"'E 'ad a fice like a fifth act at the Surrey," agreed the other.
Ef you had the strength to git thar, the Tranthams would shoot you down like a fice dog.
She was a prettier byby in the fice than any o' the others—sech a lydylike byby she was—we never 'ad no bother with her!
That troop has a miserable runt of a fice, and he's smart the same as such pups often are.
He was named Antony fice Greffoun (Antony, son of the griffin or gripe).
Why had Douglas leaped to the defense of Jackson in this community, like a fice coming to the aid of a mastiff?
also fist, "a breaking wind, foul smell, fart," mid-15c. (Old English had present participle fisting), a general West Germanic word; cf. Middle Dutch veest, Dutch vijst (see feisty).
