FOR- (A.S.), in place of, as _for_asmuch. [A.S. prep. _for_.]

FOR- (A.S.), through, thorough, away, so as to be non-existent, or to be

destroyed, as _for_swear, _for_bid, _fore_go (better _for_go). [A.S.

_for-_; Ger. _ver-_, Goth. _fra-_, conn. with _far_ and _from_.]

FOR- (Fr.--L.), as in _fore_close, _for_feit. [Fr.--L. _foris_, lit. 'out

of doors,' used in the sense of 'outside,' 'beyond,' 'amiss.']

FORE- (A.S.), before, as _fore_tell, _fore_bode; _fore_dated, _fore_said,

_fore_told; _fore_castle, _fore_father, _fore_sight. [A.S. _fore-_; Ger.

_vor_.]

FORTH- (A.S.), forth, only in _forth_with.