foreword |
a statement at the beginning of a written text, such as a book; introduction or preface. |
for example |
as an example or examples. |
forfeit |
something demanded or given up as a penalty for not acting as required by law, contract, or rules. [3 definitions] |
forgave |
the past tense of "forgive." |
forge1 |
a furnace or hearth where metal is heated to be worked or shaped. [5 definitions] |
forge2 |
to move forward gradually but with strength of purpose (often followed by "ahead"). |
forget |
to fail to remember. [3 definitions] |
forgetful |
likely to forget. |
forget-me-not |
a kind of plant with clusters of blue flowers. The flowers are considered to be symbols of faithfulness in friendship or love. |
forgive |
to give up or let go of anger against. [2 definitions] |
forgiven |
past participle of "forgive." |
forgiveness |
the act of forgiving. [2 definitions] |
for good |
forever; permanently. |
forgot |
past tense and a past participle of "forget." |
forgotten |
a past participle of "forget." |
for hire |
available for service or use in return for a payment of money. |
for instance |
as an example; for example. |
fork |
a tool with a handle and two or more points. Small forks are used for eating. Large forks are used for digging and pitching hay. [4 definitions] |
fork out |
(informal) to hand over, without being completely willing. |
fork over |
(informal) to hand over, without being completely willing. |
fork up |
(informal) to hand over, without being completely willing. |