Sc. Also 6 foutht, fowith, 6–8 fowth. [Sc. form of FULTH.] Fullness, plenty. † At fouth: in plenty.

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1501.  Douglas, Pal. Hon., III. xiii.

        Thow sall haue fouth of sentence and not scant,
Thair is na welth nor weill fair thow sall want.

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1535.  Stewart, Cron. Scot., III. 509.

        Baith big and bald, flouresynd into ȝouth,
Of neidfull thing weill furneist all at fouth.

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1725.  Ramsay, Gent. Sheph., I. i.

                        Then with great Haste
I clasp’d my Arms about her Neck and Waste,
About her yielding Waste, and took a Fouth
Of sweetest Kisses frae her glowing Mouth.

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1837.  R. Nicoll, Poems (1842), 84.

        The earth has fouth o’ trusty hearts,
  Let him wha doubts it speir at you.

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