forhewt

t. [ME. for he wen, His face for chewed with wounds. Sackville, Ind. to Mir. for Mags. forhow, forhooy (for-hou', -hö'i), v . t . [ forhycgan , despise, neglect (= OS. far huggjan = OHG. farhuggan ), for- + hogian , hycgan, have in mind, care, be anxious.] To forsake; abandon: as, a bird forhows its nest. [Old Eng. and Scotch.] The hawk and the hern attour them hung, And the merl and the mavis forhooyed their young. Hogg , Queen's Wake, Bonny Kilmeny.