fadge3 (faj)

[E. dial. and Sc.; origin not clear; perhaps connected with fadge2, a bundle.] A large flat loaf or bannock, commonly of barley-meal, baked among ashes. Hall i well; Jamie son. IMG:content-1011.png:[blocks in formation] Lord Thomas and Fair Annet (Child's Ballads, II. 126). fadget, v. t. [Cf. feeze, feaze.] To beat or thrash. [Prov. Eng.]