† forˈfight, v. Sc. Obs.—1
In 7 forefight.
[back-formation from forfoughten.]
trans. To exhaust or over-fatigue (oneself) with fighting.
| 1661 Mercur. Caled. (Jam.), These noble gentlemen..may..forefight themselves in our excellent fields. |
† forˈfight, v. Sc. Obs.—1
In 7 forefight.
[back-formation from forfoughten.]
trans. To exhaust or over-fatigue (oneself) with fighting.
| 1661 Mercur. Caled. (Jam.), These noble gentlemen..may..forefight themselves in our excellent fields. |
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