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`f°1"l 0-
`-gets. —tr. 1. To be unable to
`a treat with thoughtless iflattfnfid
`nd unintentionally. 4. To fail t
`1111 orie’s thoughts. b. Informal. T
`used in the imperative: Oh, forge;
`ernbering. 2. ‘To fail or neglect
`per or specified moment.
`-idiom
`Jne_’s reserve, temper, or self-rcstra
`irgietan. See ghend-"‘.] —-forage
`tifal, f6r—) adj. 1. Tending or lik
`' neglectful or heedless failure to re
`responsibilities. 3. Causing one to
`or-gettful-ly adv. —f0I“getIfui,
`-(IV, f6r’—) adj. Archaic. Capabl
`;. [Poss < rotor‘ + -rive (as in,
`at-get'mé—noi’, for-) n. 1. Any bf
`is Myosotis, having clusters of
`f several similar or related plants
`r-get’;-bal, féu
`) adj. Fit or apt
`gettable movie.
`f°r'l v» -gave (-35v’). -giv-en (
`- tr. ‘l. To excuse for :1 fault or’
`iounce anger or resentment agains
`merit of (a debt, for example).
`ss.
`[ME forgiven < OE forgje
`iivia-ble dd]. - for-givla-biy 44,,
`
`G pardon, excuse, condone. The
`OITI ll1'l osing pllnlshfllfiflt On an Off
`ction or an offense. The first thre
`zlal ways of offering apology. Mom
`ant pardon without harboring resg
`fly loving their parents; as they gm
`; sometimes they forgive them”.
`>i'_e strongly implies release from the
`ailed by an offense: All political p
`3 excuse is to pass over a iiiistakc
`,g punishment or redress: “There a
`hich no national interest can excuse”
`me is to overlook an offense, usua
`Inpsuggests tacit forgiveness: Failure
`ujillmgness to condone.
`%')"I1T5>A f5l") ii. The act of forgivin
`“HE, ff?!‘-) adj.
`'l. Inclined or able
`a margin for error or shortcomings
`for-givling-ness n.
`(for-go’, for-) tr.v. -went (-went!
`O-ing_. -goes. To abstain from; rel
`fofgarl, go away, forgo : for-, fur.
`— for-goier n.
`UN.
`Sea: table at currency. [Hung. < It
`for-). v. Var. of forejudge.
`itensil with two or more prongs, ii
`:o_od. 2. An implement with two or;
`‘S1115: Carrying, piercing, or digging
`ration into two or more branches or
`ich such a bifurcation or separation 0,
`iches of such a bifiitcation or separ
`ck by one chess piece on two pieces’)
`firked. fork-ing. forks. — tr. 1. T
`rce with a fork. 2. To give the shape
`zts, for example). 3. Games. To laun
`ess pieces). 4. Informal. To pay.
`'
`wo or more branches. 2.3. To use a
`o turn at or travel along a fork. [ME
`- forca and < ONFr. forque, both <
`1. —-forklful’ n.
`l 71. Baseball. A pitch with the ballpla
`and middle fingers so that the ball tak‘
`ne plate. —- fork’ ball’ er I1.
`:1) adj. ‘I. Containing or characterized
`v. 2. Shaped like or similar to a fork
`n. A small industrial vehicle with a p
`ilzitform that can be inserted under a
`‘— fork’ lift’ 1/.
`-Per. -i'est. Forked.
`y of N Italy SE of Bologna; founded a
`Pop. 91,900.
`01”‘) adj. 1.a. Appearing sad or lonel
`ibandoned. b. Forsaken or deprive
`Wretched or pitiful in appearance or c
`‘PEICSS; desperate. [ME forloren, p.pai.’t'.
`on < OE forléosan. See leu-*.] —-to
`lornlness n.
`51 arduous or nearly hopeless undetta
`
`£°f,'§.iy or outward appearance of 21 person or an animal
`idem} separately from the face or head; figure. 2.a. The
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`. Th mode in wh ch a thin exists
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`sense of soiiietblng b V
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`or manifests itself; kind. 3.3. Procedure as determined by
`'
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`tion or custom. b. A fixed order of words or proce-
`',;
`as for use in a ceremony; a formula. 4. _A document
`it blanks tor the insertion of details_or information.
`Manners or conduct as governed by etiquette, decorum,
`ustom. b. Behavior according to a fixed or accepted stan-
`. bad form to be late. C.vPerfotmance considered with
`rd to acknowledged criteria: unasiial form as a bowler.
`, Proven ability to perform: a musician in top form. b. Fit-
`355, as of an athlete, with regard to health or training. c. The
`,5: performance of a racchorse. cl. A racing fortn. 'I.a. Meth-
`‘of arrangement or inanner of coordinating elements in lit-
`rv or musical composition or in organized discourse:
`111
`t
`e form. b. A particular type or example of such ar-
`augsment: The essay is a literary form. C. The design, struc-
`! or pattern of a work of art: symphonic form. 8.a. A
`old for the setting of concrete. b. A model of the human
`part of it used for displaying clothes. c. A propor-
`Dned model that may be adiusted for fitting clothes. 9.
`de in a British secondary school or in some American pri-
`lte schools: the sixth forin. 10.a. A linguistic form. b. The
`email aspect of words with regard to their inflections, pro-
`unciation, or spelling. 11.8. Chiefly British. A long seat’; a
`bench. b. The resting place of a hate. 12. Bot. A subdivision
`a variety usu. differing in one trivial characteristic. — v.
`med. form-ing. forms. — tr. 1.a. To give form to; shape.
`To develop in the mind; conceive. 2.3. To shape or mold
`dough, for example) into a particular form. b. To arrange
`neself in. C. To organize or arrange. d. To fashion, train, or
`evclop by instruction or precept. 3. To come to have; de-
`gglop or acquire. 4. To constitute or compose a usu. basic
`element, part, or characteristic of. 5.a. To produce (a tense,
`le) by inflection. b. To make (a word) by derivation
`'
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`I in order; arrange. —intr. 1. To
`isecome formed or shaped. 2. To come into being by taking
`- arise. 3. To assume a specified form, shape, or pattern.
`forme < Lat. f5rrna.] —form’a-billi-ty 11. —form/-
`able adj.
`orm Stiff. Having the form of: plexiform. [NLat. -forrnis <
`Lat. forma, foi-rn.]
`or-ma! (forlmal) adj. 1.a. Relating to or involving outward
`arm or structure. b. Being or relating to essential form or
`-oristitution: a formal principle. 2.a. Following or being in
`ccord with accepted forms, conventions, or regulations: a
`ormal dinner. b. Executed, carried out, or done in proper or
`rgular form. 3.a. Characterized by strict observation of
`farms; methodical: formal in their transactions. b. Stiffly cer-
`monious: a formal greeting. 4. Having the outward appear-
`ance but lacking in substance.
`-21. Something, such as 2!
`gown, that is formal in nature. [ME < Lat. férmalis < forma,
`‘
`hape.] -—forfmal-ly adv. —forfmaI-ness ri.
`for-mal-de~hyde (for-m2”il’de—hid’) n. A colorless gaseous
`compound, HCHO, the simplest aldehyde, used to make syn-
`~
`thetic resins, as an embalming fluid, and in aqueous solution
`as a preservative and disinfectant. [1-'ORM(lC ACID) + ALDEHYDB]
`for-ma-lin (forli-us-lin) n. An aqueous solution of formalde-
`hyde that is 37 percent by weight. [Originally zi trademark.)
`formal-ism (forlms-liz’am) n. 1. Rigorous or excessive ad-
`herence to recognized forms, as in art. 2. An instance of for-
`malism. —for/mal-ist adj. d‘ n. —for’mal-isltic adj.
`. -for’mal-is'tivcal~ly adv.
`fo ‘trial-i-ty (for-mall 1-re) n., pl. -ties. 1. The quality or con-
`dition of being formal. Z. Rigorous or cercrnonious adherence
`1 to established forms, rules, or customs. 3. An established
`form, rule, or custom, esp. one followed merely for the sake
`of procedure or decorum.
`f0l"rnal-ize (foi-'ma~liz’) ir.v. -ized. -iz-ing. -iz-es. 1.To give
`‘a definite form or shape to. Z.a. To make formal. b. To give
`formal standing or endorsement to; make official by the ob-
`servance of proper procedure. —forr'mal-iz’a-ble adj.
`*—for’ma1-i-zaltion (—ma-li—za'shan) n. —for'mal-iz’er n.
`formal logic n. The study of the properties of propositions and
`deductive reasoning by abstraction and analysis of the form
`rather than the content of propositions under consideration’.
`f0I'°mai-wear (f6r’mal-wéir’) n. Attire, such as evening gowns
`and tuxedos, for wear on formal occasions.
`.fDF'mant (forfmarit) 11. Any of several frequency regions of
`relatively great intensity in a sound spectrum, which together
`determine the characteristic quality of a vowel sound. [Ger. <
`oi-m.,
`i-at. fprmdns, formant-, pr.part. of formdre, to form < férrna,
`for-mat (f6r’m§t’) n. l. A plan for the organization and ar-
`rangement of a specified production. 2. The material form or
`layout of a publication. 3. Comp. Sci. 21. The arrangement of
`data for storage or display. b. A method for achieving such an
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`[Fr., ult. < Lat. férmatus, p.part. of férmare, to form < for-
`ma, form.)
`for-mate (for’mit’) rt. A salt or an ester of formic acid that
`contains the HCOO‘ radical.
`[i=0iiM(ic Acu)) + »ATE2.l
`for- ma-tion (for-malshan) n. ‘l. The act or process of forming
`something or of taking form. 2. Something formed: cloud
`formations. 3. The manner or style in which something is
`formed; structure. 4. A specified arrangement or deployment,
`as of troops. 5. Geol. The primary unit of lithostrzitigraphy,
`consisting of a body of rock useful for mapping or descrip-
`tion. -—for-maltion-al adj.
`form-a-tive (fi5r’m:-tiv) adj.
`‘l. Forming or capable of form-
`ing. 2.a. Susceptible to transformation by growth and devel-
`opment. b. Biol. Capable of producing new cells or tissue.
`3. Of or relating to formation, growth, or development: the
`formative stages of a plot. 4. Ling. Relating to the formation
`or inflection of words. -n. Gram. A dctivational or inflec-
`tional affix. —formla-tive-ly adv.
`form class n. Ling. A set of words that have one or more
`grammatical or syntactic characteristics in coiniiion.
`forrn criticism n. A method of textual ctiticism, applied esp. to
`the Bible, for tracing the origin and history of certain passages
`through systematic study of the writings in terms of conven-
`tional litcrary forms.
`formier‘ (f6r’rn9r) n. 1. One that forms; a maker or creator.
`2. Chiefly British. A member of a school form.
`for-met? (ff:-r'mar) adj. 1.a. Occurring earlier in time. b. Of,
`relating to, or taking place in the past. 2. Coming before in
`place or order; foregoing. 3. Being the first of two mentioned.
`4. Having been in the past: a former ambassador. [ME, comp.
`of forme, first < OE forma. See per‘*.]
`Usage Note: Grarnmarians have often insisted that the
`phrases the former and the latter should be used only to refer
`to the first of two things and the second of two things, re-
`spectively: “But Flynn preceded Casey, as did also jimmy
`Blake, and the former was a lulu and the latter was a fake.”
`It is not difficult to find violations of this rule in the works of
`reputable writers. But the fact that former and latter are plain-
`ly comparatives will make many readers uneasy when the
`words are used in enumerations of more than two things.
`for-mer-Iy (for’m9r-lé) adv. At an earlier time; once.
`form-fit-ting (f6rin’fit’ing) adj. Siiugly fitting the contours of
`the body: formfitting jeans.
`form genus n. Bot. A classification, as of fossil plants, based on
`morphological resemblance.
`for~mic (férlmik) adj. ‘l. Of or relating to ants. 2. Of, derived
`from, or containing formic acid. [< Lat. formica, ant.]
`For-mi -ca (f6r-mI’k9). A trademark for :1 variety of laminated
`plastic sheets of synthetic resin used esp. as zi surface on tables
`and counters.
`formic acid n. A colorless caustic fuming liquid, l-ICOOH, used
`in dyeing and finishing textiles and paper and in fumigants
`and insecticides. [From its natural occurrence in ants]
`for-mi-car~y (for/mi-kérlé) n., pl. -ies. A nest of ants; an
`anthill. [Med.l_at. formiciiriiim < Lat. fornzica, ant.]
`for-mi-civ-0-rous (f6r’ini-sivlar-as) adj. Feeding on ants.
`[Lat. formica, ant + «vonous.]
`for°mi-cla-ble (forlnii-do-bal) adj. ‘l. Arousing fear, dread, or
`alarm. 2. lnspiring awe, admiration, or wonder. 3. Difficult
`to undertake, surmount, or defeat: a formidable challenge.
`[ME < OFr. < Lat. fotmidzihilis < formiddre, to fear < for-
`rnido, fear.] —for'mi-da-billi-ty, forlmi-da-ble~ness n.
`— forlmi-da-bly adv.
`form-less (formllis) adj. 1. Having no definite form; shape-
`less. 2. Lacking order. 3. Having no material existence.
`—form’less-ly adv. —-formlless-ness 11.
`form letter ri. A usu. itripersonal letter in a standardized for-
`mat that may be sent to different people.
`Forvmo-sa (for-m6’sa). See Taiwan.
`Formosa Strait also Tai-wan Strait (ti’w%in’ ). An arm of the
`Pacific Ocean between Taiwan and China linking the East
`China Sea with the South China Sea.
`for-mu-la (forlmya-la) n., pl. -las or -lae (-1é'). ‘l.a. An es-
`tablished form of words or symbols for use in a ceremony or
`procedure. b. An utterance of conventional notions or beliefs;
`a hackneycd expression. 2. A method of doing or treating
`something that relies on an established uncontroversial model
`or approach. 3. Chem. a. A symbolic representation of the
`composition or of the composition and structure of a com-
`pound. b. The compound so represented. 4.a. A prescription
`of ingredients in fixed proportion; a recipe. b. A liquid food
`for infants, containing most of the nutrients in human milk.
`5. Math. A statement, esp. an equation, of a rule, principle, or
`other factual relation. 6. Formula. Sports. A set of specifica-
`tions that determine a class of racing car. [Lat. formula, d.irri.
`of forum, furin.] —for'mu-la’ic (~1a'ik) adj. ——for’mu-
`laii-cal-Ly adv.
`for-mu-la-rize (f6r'rnya—la-riz’) tr.z/. -rized. -riz-ing. -riz-es.
`
`formularize
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`ii pat
`on out
`a pay
`66 tdok
`in care
`0'0 bifizot
`is father
`ti cut
`e pet
`fir urge
`e be
`th thin
`i pit
`th this
`i pie
`hw which
`it pier
`zh vision
`6 pot
`9 about.
`6 toe
`item
`6 paw
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