Also 6 furgone, 9 furgen, dial. FRUGGAN. [ad. F. fourgon poker.] † a. An oven-fork, a poker (obs.). b. (See quot. 1881.)

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14[?].  Tundale’s Vis., 1059. The turmentowris com rennand With furgons and with tongis glowand.

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1530.  Palsgr., 223/2. Furgone for an ovyn, uavldree.

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1534.  Eng. Ch. Furnit. (1866), 211. iij furgons of yron.

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1881.  Raymond, Mining Gloss., Furgen. A round rod used for sounding a bloomary fire.

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