Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . ne; to lose ones dignity,temper, or self-control. — Forgefful, -ful, a. Apt toforget; heedless; careless; ^Forgetful-nesB, n. Quality of being forgetful: loss of remem-brance or recollection; oolivion; failure to bear inmind; careless omission.— Forgef-me-not, n. (Bot.)A small herb, bearing a blue lower,;—the emblemof fidelity. — Forgefter, m. — Forgive, -giv, v. t.[imp. -gave; p. p
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . ne; to lose ones dignity,temper, or self-control. — Forgefful, -ful, a. Apt toforget; heedless; careless; ^Forgetful-nesB, n. Quality of being forgetful: loss of remem-brance or recollection; oolivion; failure to bear inmind; careless omission.— Forgef-me-not, n. (Bot.)A small herb, bearing a blue lower,;—the emblemof fidelity. — Forgefter, m. — Forgive, -giv, v. t.[imp. -gave; p. p. -GIVEN; -giving.] To cease to im-pute, remit, excuse; to cease to feel resentmentagainst, absolve, pardon. —Forgivable, rt. — For-givenesB, n. Act of, or disposition or willingnessto, etc.; pardon; remission. — Forgiver, n. — For-giving, ?J. a. Disposed to forgive; mild; merciful;compassionate. — Forlorn, a. Deserted ; lost: inpitiful plight; abject; pitiable.—Forlornhope. (Mil.)A detachment ol. men to lead in an assault, enter abreach, or perform service of uncommon peril.—Foresee, V. 1 {imp. -sook (-sdbk): p. p. ;•Saki^ To quit or leave entirely, depart or. withdraw from, abandon, desert, reject.—Forswear, -swSr, V. t. [imp. -swore (-sw5r); p. p. -sworn;-swearing.] To reject or renounce upon oath; torenounce earnestly or with protestations; to denyupon oath.— v. i. To swear falsely, commit perjury. — Forswearer, M. A perjurer. Force, fors, n. Strength or energy of body or mind;esp. power to persuade, convince, or impose obliga-tion; compulsory power; strength for war: a body ofcombatants. (Law.) Violence; validity: efficacy.(Physics.) Any action between 2 bodies tending tochange any physical relation between them. — t.[forced (forst), forcing.] To constrain to do, orto forbear, by exertion of power not resistible; toimpress by force; to do violence to, esp. to ravish,violate; to obtain by strength, capture by assault;to impel,
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