† forˈcatch, v. Obs.—1
[ad. ONF. for-, forscachier (= Central OF. forchacier), f. for(s)-, for- prefix3 + cachier (chacier): see catch v. and chase v.]
trans. To drive forth.
| 1393 Gower Conf. Prol. 17 Fro the leese, whiche is pleine, Into the breres they forcacche Here orf. |