foreshamet
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 72
A le correct form of for shame. fore shape (för-shap'), v. t.; pret. and pp. fore shaped, ppr. fore shaping. [ vance. But let it be propounded on his part, Or by the seculars before the Synod, And we shall so fore shape the minds of men That by the acclaim of most, if not of all, It shall be hailed acceptable. Sir H. Taylor , Edwin the Fair, iii. 3. fore-sheet (for'shēt), n. 1. Naut ., the rope or tackle which keeps the clue of the foresail in place when the sail is set, or which keeps in place the after end of the jib-boom.-2. pl . The space in a boat forward of the foremost thwart. foreshew (for-shō'), v. t.; pret. foreshewed, pp. foreshewn, sometimes for shewed, ppr. foreshewing. See foreshow.
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