What is "futter"

Usage examples of "futter".

My bones creak, my sight is getting long, my wind is shorter than it used to be, I can't futter three times a night every night any more—" He shook his head.

I'll feast the lot of you till you're too full to futter, that I will.

A friendly futter is worth the having, eh, no matter where you find it.

Can we not persuade you to take a flying futter at fast Fomor, as the Trokmoi say?

You won one battle your whole stinking career, and you futtered that one away afterwards.

If any of the associates are back from this Kobolde thing, tell—oh, futter it all.

We ran down here—and the futtering staircase we came down on rose up behind us.

It turned out to be that famous ifrit of your sister's story: he took the steel coffer out of his casket, unlocked the seven locks with seven keys, fetched out and futtered the girl he'd stolen on her wedding night, and fell asleep in her lap.

I've futtered more females in my lifetime than I can begin to count, but never a single man or boy, and I've fought and won some damned hard battles, too.

The only reason there are Khamorth is that one of our men, many lives ago, was without a woman too long and futtered a goat.

It was fearful rape, so in the spring priests and priestesses went into the plowed fields and futtered there to appease angry Ma, that their coupling might quicken the sown land.

When you need them to fight, they'll probably be off in the bushes somewhere futtering each other, and if you can get them into a real battle, the chances are good they'll run in a pinch, lest they chance ruining their girlish good looks with a warrior's scar or three.