Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Forespurrer

Forespurrern.a person who rides before, ob.

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Forest

Forestn.waste ground, a natural wood

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Forestall

Forestallv.t.to anticipate, prevent, buy before

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Forestaller

Forestallern.one who anticipates a market

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Forestay

Forestayn.the stay which reaches from the foremast head to the bowsprit end, a prop to support the carriage of a printing press

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Forestborn

Forestborna.born in a forest, born in a wild, ob.

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Forester

Forestern.an officer or inhabitant of a forest

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Foretaste

Foretastev.t.to taste or take before, to anticipate

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Foretaste (2)

Foretasten.a taste taken beforehand, a specimen

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Foretel

Foretelv.t.foretold,pret.foretold,pa.to tell beforehand, prophesy, predict

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Foreteller

Foretellern.a person who foretels or prophesies

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Forethink

Forethinkv.t.forethought,pret.forethought,pa.to think or contrive beforehand

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Foretoken

Foretokenv.t.to foreshow;n.a token, sign, omen

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Foretop

Foretopn.the hair on the top of the head before, top of a foremast

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Forevouched

Forevoucheda.affirmed or declared before, ob.

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Foreward

Forewardn.the van, the front, a bargain

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Forewarn

Forewarnv.t.to admonish, caution, advise, tell

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Forewarning

Forewarningn.warning or caution beforehand

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Forewish

Forewishv.t.to wish beforehand, ob.

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Foreworn

Foreworna.worn out, wasted by time or use

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Forfeit

Forfeitv.t.to lose by some offense, to become liable to lose or have seized

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Forfeit (2)

Forfeita.forfeited, liable to seizure

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Forfeit (3)

Forfeitn.that which is lost by an offense

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Forfeitable

Forfeitablea.that may be forfeited

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Forfeiture

Forfeituren.a thing forfeited, seizure, fine

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Forfend

Forfendv.t.to prevent, hinder, stop, forbid

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Forge

Forgen.a place where iron is beaten into form