† forˈyeme, v. Obs.
[OE. forᵹéman, forᵹ{yacu}man, f. for- prefix1 + ᵹ{iacu}eman, ᵹ{yacu}man, yeme v., to take care.]
trans. To disregard, neglect.
| Beowulf (Gr.) 1751 He þa forðᵹesceaft forᵹyteð and forᵹymeð. c 1175 Lamb. Hom. 13 Gif ȝe..mine heste forȝemeð. c 1200 Ormin 7502 Þurrh þatt teȝȝ Godess bodeword Forr⁓letenn & forrȝemmdenn. a 1250 Prov. ælfred 207 in O.E. Misc. 114 Monymon..for his seoluer hym seolue for⁓yemeþ. c 1320 Cast. Love 947, I seo þe mis-lyken and al for-ȝemed, And out of þin owne lond i-flemed. c 1440 Ps. Penit. (1894) 26 For me that hath thi feyth foryemed. |