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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 373
For, conj. because, 2136, 2478, 2651,
4013; forasmuch as, 3550; for,
138, 173 ; in order that, so that,
141.
For to, to {with gerund), 147, 160,
217, 313, &c.
For-bede, imp. s. forbid, 5590.
Forbod, s. prohibition, 4154.
Force, force, strength, 1006, 1443,
1738, 3989; (Forse), 850; Na
force, it is no matter, 471.
Forcelett, s. fortress, defence, 4358.
See Forslet.
Forces (Forcez), pr. s. matters, 2001 ;
Forced, pt. s. suhj. ; Him forced, it
would signify to hira, 5371 ; Forced
{FoTsyd), pp. compelled, 2659.
Fore, pt. 8. fared, 457. See Fare, v.
Forelange, s. furlong, 2898, 3065,
3967 ; Forelang, as pi. 5460. See
Forlange.
Forfet, pp. forfeited, done amiss,
471.
For-fe3til8, pr. 8. appears lean (),
4401, Apparently from the verb
fetill, to fettle, prepare, set in
order, with the prefix /or-, giving
it a sinister sense ; hence forftttle,
to disorder, to mar, which
is here used in the intransitive
sense, ' to seem marred ' or ' to
seem disordered,' to be out of
condition.
For-f03ten, pp. exhausted with fighting,
3917 ;
(For-fouughten), 1271.
Forgais,pr. s. forgoes, gives up, 188.
For-gatt, pt. 8. forgot, 3276.
For-geue (Forgyfe), 1 p)r. s. forgive,
2434.
Forge[f]nes, s. forgiveness, 3525.
Forgid, pp. fabricated, made, 3346 ;
Forged, 3703; (Forgett), 1542,
1590 ;
(Forgyd), 2995.
For-helid (Foreheld), pp. covered
over, 1063. A.S. helan.
Forlange, pJ. furlongs, 3833. See
Forelange, Furelange.
Formast, adj. superl. furthest, extremest,
lit. foremost, 4102.
Formed, j>