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forespaiker, forespeak, forespeik, forespik, forspeak,
forespeak [ˈfoːrspɪk, NN. ˈfoːrspɛk]
v. To speak for in advance, to bespeak, to order beforehand.
pt. forespak [-spak]
pp. forespoken [-ˈspokən] adj. Having been spoken of with the connotation of rudeness or impudence.
v. To speak for in advance, to bespeak, to order beforehand.
pt. forespak [-spak]
pp. forespoken [-ˈspokən] adj. Having been spoken of with the connotation of rudeness or impudence.
From fore- + speak.
forest, forestar, forester,
forest [ˈfoːrəst]
n. A forest, land used for hunting deer.
n. A forest, land used for hunting deer.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forester: The keeper of a forest.
fairfochan, fairfochen, farfochen, ferfeuchan, ferfochan, ferfochen, ferfochen, firfechan, firfochin, forefochen, forefochten, forfauchan, forfauchen, forfaughten, forfechan, forfecht, forfeuchen, forfeuchten, forfochan, forfochen, forfochten, forfochtin, forfoghen, forfoghent, forfoughen, forfoughten, forfucht, forfyeuchan, forphicen, furfochen, furfochit, furfochten, furfoughen,
forfecht [fərˈfɛçt, MN. fərˈfeːçt, S. fərˈfaeçt]
v. To exhaust, wear oneself out, overburden, be overcome.
pt. pp. forfochten [fərˈfox(t)ən, fərˈfɔx(t)ən, fərˈfɑːx(t)ən] S. forfeuchten [fərˈfjux(ʍ)ən] adj. Exhausted with fighting, worn out.
v. To exhaust, wear oneself out, overburden, be overcome.
pt. pp. forfochten [fərˈfox(t)ən, fərˈfɔx(t)ən, fərˈfɑːx(t)ən] S. forfeuchten [fərˈfjux(ʍ)ən] adj. Exhausted with fighting, worn out.
From for- + fecht and pp. fochten or feuchten.
forfeet, forfeet, forfeit, forfeit,
forfeit [ˈfoːrfit]
v. leg. To subject to forfeiture.
v. leg. To subject to forfeiture.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forfeitry [ˈfoːrfitri]: leg. Subject to forfeiture.
forfeitur [ˈfoːrfitər]: Forfeiture.
forfeitur [ˈfoːrfitər]: Forfeiture.
forge [fɔːrdʒ]
n. A smithy.
v. To make by smith-work.
pt. pp. forged
n. A smithy.
v. To make by smith-work.
pt. pp. forged
ferget, fergot, firgaet, firgat, firget, firgot, firgotten, firyat, firyet, forgat, forget, forgettil, forgettle, forgit, forgotten, foryat, foryet, foryettil, foryettle, furgat, furget, furgoat, furgot, furgotten, furyatt, furyatt,
forget [fɔrˈgɛt]
also forgit [fɔrˈgɪt], MN. foryet [fərˈjɛt]
v. To forget
pt. forgat [fɔrˈgat] pp. forgotten [fɔrˈgotən] also MN. foryat [fərˈjat]
also forgit [fɔrˈgɪt], MN. foryet [fərˈjɛt]
v. To forget
pt. forgat [fɔrˈgat] pp. forgotten [fɔrˈgotən] also MN. foryat [fərˈjat]
forgettle [fɔrˈgɛtl, MN. fərˈjɛtl]
adj. Forgetful, absent-minded.
adj. Forgetful, absent-minded.
forgee, forgeen, forgi$en, forgie, forgied, forgiein, forgien, forgieness, forgiffen, forgiffin, forgya, onforgien, unforgien,
forgie [fɔrˈgiː]
v. To forgive.
pt. forgied pp. forgien [fɔrˈgiːn]
v. To forgive.
pt. forgied pp. forgien [fɔrˈgiːn]
Compounds and phrases etc.
forgieness: Forgiveness.
unforgien: Unforgiven.
unforgien: Unforgiven.
forhoo, forhood, forhooie, forhooie, forhooied, forhooied, forhooiet, forhou, forhoud, forhoued, forhouie, forhouied, forhouiet, forhow, forhowd, forvoo, forvood, furhooied, furhow, purvoy,
forhou [fərˈhuː, S. -ˈhʌu]
also MN. forhouie [-ˈhuːi]
v. To forsake, desert. Abandon a nest.
pt. pp. forhoued also forhouied adj. Forsaken, deserted, abandoned.
also MN. forhouie [-ˈhuːi]
v. To forsake, desert. Abandon a nest.
pt. pp. forhoued also forhouied adj. Forsaken, deserted, abandoned.
fork, forker, forket, forkie, forkietail, forkietail, forkie-tail, forkin, forking, forkit, forkt, forky, forky_tailie, forkytail, forky-tail, forky-taily, fourk,
fork [fɔrk, foːrk]
n. A fork. A thorough search.
v. To look out for, fend for oneself.
pt. pp. forkit adj. Forked.
n. A fork. A thorough search.
v. To look out for, fend for oneself.
pt. pp. forkit adj. Forked.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forkie, forker: The earwig Forficula auricularia.
forkietail: The earwig Forficula auricularia.
forkin: A division of a river into one or more streams. The groin.
knifes and forks: S. SEC. The bird's-foot trefoil Lotus corniculatus.
forkietail: The earwig Forficula auricularia.
forkin: A division of a river into one or more streams. The groin.
knifes and forks: S. SEC. The bird's-foot trefoil Lotus corniculatus.
foreleit, forleet, forleetit, forleit, forleitit, forlet,
forleet [fərˈlit]
v. To forsake, desert, leave behind.
pt. pp. forleetit
v. To forsake, desert, leave behind.
pt. pp. forleetit