fewtrils (futrilz)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 55
pl. [E. dial.; appar. an accom. form (simulating few ) of fattrels, q. v.] Small articles; little, unimportant things; trifles, as the smaller articles of furniture, etc. I ha' paid to keep her awa' fra' me; these five year I ha' paid her; I ha' gotten decent fewtrils about me agen. Dickens, Hard Times, xi. feylt, v . fey2, v . t . Same as fay2 . feyst, n. An obsolete form of fayl . A Middle English form of fay3 . See fays . fey, a. feyőt, n. An obsolete form of fee . feydom (fa'dum), n . See faydom . Feylinia (fa-lin'i-a), n. [NL.; a nonsense- name.] A genus of African skinks, or lizards, of the family Feyliniidæ , without limbs and with numerous preanal scales. J. E. Gray, 1845. Also called Anelytrops . feyliniid (fa-lin'i-id), n. A lizard of the fam- ily Feyliniidæ .
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