Forth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORTH in dictionary:

VERB:
• Forward; onward in time, place, or order; in advance from a given point; on to end; as, from that day forth; one, two, three, and so forth.
• Out, as from a state of concealment, retirement, confinement, nondevelopment, or the like; out into notice or view; as, the plants in spring put forth leaves.
• Beyond a (certain) boundary; away; abroad; out.
• Throughly; from beginning to end.
PREPOSITION:
• Forth from; out of.
• out of
NOUN:
• a river of central Scotland, rising on Ben Lomond and flowing eastwards through Stirling into the North Sea.
• a shipping forecast area covering Scottish coastal waters roughly from Berwick in the south to Aberdeen in the north, including the Firth of Forth.
• A way; a passage or ford.
• a river in southern Scotland that flows eastward to the Firth of Forth
ADVERB:
• onward in time
• out and away from a starting point
• so as to be known or revealed; out
• onwards in time
• forwards, out, or away
• from a particular thing or place or position (`forth\' is obsolete)
• forward in time or order or degree
• out into view
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• onward in time, place, or order

Words that contain FORTH

forthy15 forthink18 forthcame19 forthcome19 forthinks19 forthwith21 forthcomes20 forthgoing18 forthought20 forthright20 henceforth21 forthcoming22 forthgoings19 forthinking22 forthrights21 thenceforth22 whenceforth25 forthrightly25 straightforth23 unforthcoming24 forthrightness24 forthcomingness26 forthrightnesse25 forthrightnesses26

How to use FORTH in a sentence

• On the fourth day after the beginning of the storm Kazan and Gray Wolf issued forth from the windfall.
• I fare forth like a dead man on an unknown road, now being without honor on the lips of men.
• That it has produced a sensation in religious circles, and called forth the implements of theological warfare, is very well known.
• For this purpose we will take the first chapter that Marcion preserved entire, Luke v, and set forth in full such fragments of it as have come down to us.
• The sun was not due to set, but the western horizon seemed as it were to have risen and gone forth to meet it.
• A large wooden embroidery hoop was hung from the ceiling over the table and in the ring perched a gaily painted wooden parrot, the kind that rocks back and forth when touched.
• Going at once to the couch, he brought forth a roll of paper hidden away beneath the pillow.
• And he went forth from the Castle, and he beheld a Knight approaching him, who saluted him, in a friendly and cheerful manner, as if he had been a brother.
• If these contentions be correct, there is plainly much need for an attempt, however imperfect, to set forth the first principles of woman and womanhood.
• There was a kind of still force about this mastered anger of the dour Scot, like the brooding of black clouds that at any moment may send forth their devastating fire.
• However, we find two quite distinct, prevailing ideas set forth.
• The duke of the Normans heard mass, and received the communion in both kinds, and drew forth his troops for their march against the English post.
• Two French knights, Sir Galahaut of Rybamont, and Sir Roger of Cologne, rode forth, with their followers, to survey the English host, and, in short, to seek adventures.
• In this catalogue are set forth briefly and clearly the scope and leading characteristics of each of our best textbooks.
• It was formed by the union of the several States under the Constitution, and its powers are set forth in that instrument.
• I will pour forth of my Spirit gave them utterances.
• Then both lines lay in the forest, faces invisible, but the pink and red beads of opposing fire ran back and forth in a stream.
• Both he and our father think that if once he enters Chadwater again he will never come forth alive.
• The parent country has sent them forth, and must protect them till they are able to protect themselves, even as the birds and the beasts of the fields defend their young.
• Kate, being now attired, tripped forth, accompanied by her maid.
• From that time forth Elof was confined to his bed, a helpless cripple.

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