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v. t.	1.	To beat; to strike; to chastise. I'll fer him, and firk him, and ferret him. - Shak.
v. i.	1.	To fly out; to turn out; to go off. A wench is a rare bait, with which a man No sooner's taken but he straight firks mad.B.Jonson.
n.	1.	A freak; trick; quirk.

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No references found	Both of these instances of grammatically correct Dutch are not so complex as to cause confusion in the English audience, though Firk does enjoy mocking his Dutch comrade in his absence, joking with Margery and Hodge, "Yaw heb veale gedrunck, quotha "Ick verstaw you niet": performing foreign tongues on the early ... by Fleck, Andrew / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England Staging Domesticity provides a map for reading that could illuminate other Renaissance texts as well: Rabelais, for example, whose battle of the chitterlings versus Lent is marvelous "kitchen stuff"; Cervantes, whose hero, like Dekker's apprentice shoemaker Firk, has visions of animated comestibles marching to heroic encounters; European epic in general, which variously represents women's magical potions and promises of bodily cure as challenges to masculine identity and national projects. Staging Domesticity: Household Work and English Identity in Early ... by Jones, Ann Rosalind / Renaissance Quarterly Byline: KEVIN McALLION LIVINGSTON spared blundering Nick Culkin's blushes as they came from behind to end Well's Firk Park renaissance. FOOTBALL: Nick's Quino on Livvy hero; MOTHERWELL ...........1 ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)	firewarden firewater fireweed firewheel firewheel tree firewood firework Fireworks Fireworm firing firing area firing chamber firing chart firing circuit Firing iron firing line firing mechanism firing off firing order firing party firing pin firing point firing range firing squad firing system Firk firkin Firlot firm firm omelet firm up firmament Firmamental firman firmer chisel Firmer-chisel Firmiana Firmiana simplex Firmitude Firmity Firmless firmly firmness firmness of purpose Firms firmware firn firn line Firozabad Firring firry	firing squad firing squad firing squads firing system firing table firing table elevation Firing Tables firing time Firing Unit firing up firing up firing up firing up firing up Firing Velocity Firing Voltage Firing-pin Firing-pin Firing-pin Firing-pin firings firings firings firings firings Firipis Marketing and Public Relations Pty. Ltd. Firishta Firiuza FIRIV FIRJAN Firk firkin Firkins FIRL Firle Firlot firm firm firm firm firm firm firm Firm Access Query System firm advice Firm anomalies Firm Anomaly firm attachment firm belief Firm Believer In Christ Firm Believer in Islam Firm But Fair Firm Call Date Firm Call Dates Firm Commitment Firm commitment underwriting Firm Corporate Offer Firm Cost Proposal Firm Customer Quote Size Firm Energy Load Carrying Capability Firm Financial Facility

Both of these instances of grammatically correct Dutch are not so complex as to cause confusion in the English audience, though Firk does enjoy mocking his Dutch comrade in his absence, joking with Margery and Hodge, "Yaw heb veale gedrunck, quotha

"Ick verstaw you niet": performing foreign tongues on the early ... by Fleck, Andrew / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England

Staging Domesticity provides a map for reading that could illuminate other Renaissance texts as well: Rabelais, for example, whose battle of the chitterlings versus Lent is marvelous "kitchen stuff"; Cervantes, whose hero, like Dekker's apprentice shoemaker Firk, has visions of animated comestibles marching to heroic encounters; European epic in general, which variously represents women's magical potions and promises of bodily cure as challenges to masculine identity and national projects.

Staging Domesticity: Household Work and English Identity in Early ... by Jones, Ann Rosalind / Renaissance Quarterly

Byline: KEVIN McALLION LIVINGSTON spared blundering Nick Culkin's blushes as they came from behind to end Well's Firk Park renaissance.

FOOTBALL: Nick's Quino on Livvy hero; MOTHERWELL ...........1 ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)

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