four pounder (for pounder)

rying a ball of the weight of 4 pounds. four qui net (för-kēn'), n. [F., fourche, fork: see fork.] The musket-rest used in the sixteenth century. See fork, 2 (c) (2). IMG:content-1770.png:[blocks in formation] foursome (for's um), a. and n. [Also foursum; also used as a noun, four in company; II. n. A golf match in which four persons engage, two playing against the other two. foursquare (for's kwar), a. [ altar. IMG:content-1771.png:[blocks in formation] fourteen (för'tēn'), a. and n. [ It. quattuor dici = = Pg . quatorze = Sp. catorce = Pr. F. qua torze) = Gr. τεσσαρες(-καί-)δεκα = Skt. chatur daça ), fourteen, II. n. 1. The sum of ten and four, or thirteen and one.- 2. A symbol representing fourteen units, as 14, XIV, or xiv.