Force
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 197
furs, v.t. to draw or push by main strength to compel to constrain to compel by strength of evidence, to take by violence* to lavish. 7ft to cause to grow u» npin i.ipidiy Force, fGrs, Fo , fos, n. a waterfall (Scand., as in Icc fo , formerly fan Force, furs, V.t. cookery to stuff, as a fowl. fA corr, of Farce. Forced, fOrst, p. and adj accomplished by great effort, as a forced march strained, exce ive, unnatural.
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