Fail

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 181
fal, v.t. to Jail short or be wanting to fall away: to decay: to die to mi : to disappointed or baffled to be unable, to pay one's debts. v.t. to be wanting to not to be sufficient for: -frp. fail'ing pa. failed'. |Fr f.nllir — fallo conn, wuh Gi. pluillo, to cause to fah, deceive, A.S.feallau, to fall.]
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