"entertainment given by one about to make a journey," Scottish and dialectal, late 15c., of uncertain origin, perhaps ultimately from French voie "way, journey" (see voyage (n.)).
fox-hole
foxhound
fox-hunting
fox-trot
foxy
foy
foyer
fra
fracas
fracking
fractal
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