For
Forpr.orconj.because of, conducive to, in hope of, in place of, in favor of, on this account
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Forage
Foragen.provision, food, a search for provisions
Forage (2)
Foragev.to go in search of provisions, to strip
Foraminous
Foraminousa.full of holes, pierced, bored
Forasmuch
Forasmuchconj.since, seeing, because, because that
Forbear
Forbearv.forbare, forbore,pret.forborn,pa.to cease, stop, abstain, decline, spare
Forbearance
Forbearancen.act of forbearing, delay, mildness
Forbearer
Forbearern.one who forbears, one who hinders
Forbid
Forbidv.forbad, forbade, forbid,pret.forbid, forbidden,pa.to order not to do, hinder, oppose, put a stop to, blast, curse
Forbiddance
Forbiddancen.the act of forbidding, a restraint
Forbiddenly
Forbiddenlyad.in an unlawful manner
Forbidder
Forbiddern.one who forbids or stops
Forbidding
Forbiddingpa.hindering, hateful, causing
Force
Forcev.to oblige, overpower, storm, ravish, cut
Forcedly
Forcedlyad.with or by force, violently
Forceful
Forcefula.violent, hot, vehemently, strong
Forceps
Forcepsn.nippers to extract any thing
Forcibly
Forciblyad.by force, strongly, powerfully, fully
Forcipate
Forcipatea.formed like pinchers
Ford
Fordn.a place where a river is crossed by wading
Fordable
Fordablea.passable on the bottom by wading
Forded
Fordedpa.passed over by wading
Fore
Forea.coming first or before;ad.before
Fore-End
Fore-endn.the nearer end, the forepart
Foreabode
Foreabodev.i.to foretel, foreknow, guess, divine
Foreappoint
Foreappointv.t.to appoint beforehand
Forearm
Forearmv.t.to appoint beforehand for resistance