Forge (2)
Forgev.t.to form by hammering or craft, counterfeit
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Forged
Forgedpa.made, formed, counterfeited
Forger
Forgern.one who makes, one who counterfeits
Forgery
Forgeryn.the crime of falsification, a falsity
Forget
Forgetv.t.forgat, forgot,pret.forgot, forgotten,pa.not to think of, to neglect, to slight
Forgetful
Forgetfula.not remembering, careless, heedless
Forgetfulness
Forgetfulnessn.inattention, carelessness
Forgive
Forgivev.t.forgave,pret.forgiven,pa.to pardon, excuse, pass by or over, remit, give up
Forgiveness
Forgivenessn.the act of forgiving, pardon, excuse
Forgot
Forgot, or Forgottenpa.not remembered, dropped
Fork
Forkv.i.to shoot out into blades or branches
Fork (2)
Forkn.an instrument with two or three prongs
Forked
Forked, or Forkya.opening into two or more parts
Forkedness
Forkedness, or Forkinessn.a forked state or quality
Forknow
Forknowv.t.foreknew,pret.foreknown,pa.beforehand, to foresee
Forlorn
Forlorna.forsaken, lost, wretched, depicable
Forlornness
Forlornnessn.a forlorn state, wretchedness
Form
Formn.a method, shape, seat, bench, ceremony
Form (2)
Formv.t.to model, make, plan, contrive, arrange
Formal
Formala.ceremonious, stiff, regular, outward
Formalist
Formalistn.a lover or great observer of formality
Formality
Formalityn.form, ceremony, order, robe
Formally
Formallyad.according to rule, ceremoniously
Formate
Formaten.neutral salt composed of the formic acid and a base
Formation
Formationn.the act or manner of forming
Formative
Formativea.having power or tending to form
Former
Formern.a maker, creator, contriver