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Forais, Forres, Forris,
Forres [ˈfɔrəs]
pn. Forres (Moray).
pn. Forres (Moray).
even-forrit, faurrit, firretsom, for$ard, forard, forat, foret, forit, foritsome, forrad, forrard, forrart, forrat, forret, forrid, forrit, forritsome, forritsum, forritt, fort, forward, forwart, forwird, furrat, furret, furrit, furritsome, furwurd, stracht-forrit, strachtfurrit, straichtforrit, strait-furrit, straucht-forrit, strechtforrit, strecht-forrit, strecht-forrit, weelforrit, weel-forrit, win_forrit,
forrit [ˈfoːrɪt, ˈfɔrət, ˈfʌrɪt]
adv. Forward(s), ahead, onward.
adj. Forward. Well advanced, near completion. Present, at hand, on the spot. Bold, audacious, venturesome, pushing. Of clocks: fast.
v. To put forward in time, to promote, assist the progress of.
adv. Forward(s), ahead, onward.
adj. Forward. Well advanced, near completion. Present, at hand, on the spot. Bold, audacious, venturesome, pushing. Of clocks: fast.
v. To put forward in time, to promote, assist the progress of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
even-forrit: Straightforward.
forritsome [-səm]: adj. Bold.
haud forrit: Continue to improve.
mak forrit: To progress.
straucht-forrit: Straightforward, straight ahead.
weel-forrit: Well to the forefront, prominent in public life, eminent.
win forrit: To advance, get ahead.
forritsome [-səm]: adj. Bold.
haud forrit: Continue to improve.
mak forrit: To progress.
straucht-forrit: Straightforward, straight ahead.
weel-forrit: Well to the forefront, prominent in public life, eminent.
win forrit: To advance, get ahead.
forsaak, forsake, forsaken, forseuk, forsook, fursake, fursaken, fursakin,
forsake [fərˈsek]
v. To forsake.
pt. forseuk [-ˈs(j)uk]
pp. forsaken
v. To forsake.
pt. forseuk [-ˈs(j)uk]
pp. forsaken
firsmo, firsmoe, forsmo,
forsmo [I.Sh. fərˈsmoː]
n. An affront, insult.
adj. Taken aback, disappointed.
v. To affront, insult.
n. An affront, insult.
adj. Taken aback, disappointed.
v. To affront, insult.
forespaiker, forespeak, forespeaker, fore-speaker, forespeik, forespik, forspeak, forspeaker, forspeikar, forspicker, forspikker, forspoken,
forspeak [ˈfərspɪk]
v. To bewitch, cast an evil spell over. To cause a supernatural being to appear by speaking of it.
pt. forspak [-spak]
pp. forspoken [-ˈspokən] adj. Bewitched, under an evil spell.
v. To bewitch, cast an evil spell over. To cause a supernatural being to appear by speaking of it.
pt. forspak [-spak]
pp. forspoken [-ˈspokən] adj. Bewitched, under an evil spell.
Compounds and phrases etc.
forspeaker: A person who bewitches or casts spells upon. A person who speaks on behalf of another, an advocate.
From for- + speak.
forsta, forstaa, forstaw,
forstaw [fɔrˈstɑː, -stɔː, NN.b. I. -staː]
v. To comprehend, understand.
v. To comprehend, understand.
fort, forth, fortifee, fortifee$d, fortification,
fort [fɔrt, fort, -θ]
also forth [fɔrθ, forθ]
n. A fort, a small mound.
also forth [fɔrθ, forθ]
n. A fort, a small mound.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fortifee [ˈfɔrtɪfi, ˈfort-]: To fortify pt. pp. fortifee'd
fortification: Fortification.
fortress: A fortress.
fortification: Fortification.
fortress: A fortress.
fartig, fertigue, firtig, firtigesom, fortig, fortiggen, fortiggin, fortigsom, fortigsome, furtigue,
fortig [N. I. ˈfərˈtɪg]
n. Fatigue.
v. Fatigue.
pt. pp. fortiggit
n. Fatigue.
v. Fatigue.
pt. pp. fortiggit
Compounds and phrases etc.
fortiggin: Fatiguing.
fortigsome [-səm]: Tiring, wearisome.
fortigsome [-səm]: Tiring, wearisome.
forkin, fornuinat, forteen, forten, fortin, fortnat, fortoun, fortuin, fortuinate, fortun, fortune, fortyen, misforten, misfortnat, misfortuin, misfortuinate, misfortuinately, misfortun, misfortun, misfortunat, misfortunate, misfortunatelie, misfortunately, misfortunatly, misfortune,
fortuin [fortyn, ˈfortən]
n. Fortune.
n. Fortune.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fortuinate: Fortunate
fortuin bane: I. A wishbone.
misfortuin: Misfortune, a breach of chastity, an illegitimate child.
misfortuinate: adj. Unfortunate.
misfortuinately: adv. Unfortunately.
fortuin bane: I. A wishbone.
misfortuin: Misfortune, a breach of chastity, an illegitimate child.
misfortuinate: adj. Unfortunate.
misfortuinately: adv. Unfortunately.
foster,
foster [ˈfɔstər, ˈfostər]
n. An adopted child.
v. To foster, to feed, nourish.
n. An adopted child.
v. To foster, to feed, nourish.