figary

[A corrupt. of vagary (q. v.).] A vagary, a frolic. "Ere long I will make 'em believe you can conjure with such a figary ."- Beaum , & Flet .: Fair Maid of the Inn , ii. 2. *fig-ent, a. [Prob. from fig (2), v., or fidge , v.] Unsteady, unfixed, quick, fickle. "What kind of figent memory have you?"- Beaum . & Flet.: Eastward Hoe , iii. *fig-er, s . [O. Fr. figier ; Prov. figuier .] A fig. tree. " Figer is ones kunnes treou thet bereth swet frut."Ancren Riwle, p. 150. *figer-tree, s. A fig-tree. "Thai abade vnder a figer -tre."- Tristram , iii. 72. fig-gum, s . [Etym. doubtful.] An old game, or juggler's trick.