forwarding note

Comm.: A note in which is entered a description of goods or parcels, with the names and addre es of consignor and consignee, to be sent along with goods, ., conveyed by a carrier. for-ward-lý, adv . [Eng. forward ; -ly .] In a forward manner; eagerly, hastily, readily, quickly. for-ward-ne , s. [Eng. forward ; -ne .] 1. The state of being forward or advanced toward maturity, completion or perfection. pa forworht, foroht ); Dut. verwerken; O. Fris. forwerka; O. H. German firwurchen.] [WORK, v.] 1. To cause. IMG:content-0071.jpg:[blocks in formation] *for-yet-el, *for-yet-ylle, a. [A. S. forgitol .] Forgetful. *for-yet-el-ne , *for-yet-el-ne e, s. [A. S. forgitolnes.] Forgetfulne . *for-yet-ful, a . [Mid. Eng. foryete =forget, Eng. ful ( l ).] Forgetful. *for-yet-ing-nes, s. [Mid. Eng. foryete =forget; -ne .] Forgetfulne . *for-yet-ten, pa . par . or a . [FORGET.] *for-yeve, *for-yife, *for-yive, v.t. [FORGIVE.] *for-yield', *for-yeld, *for-yelde, v . t . [A. S. for geld an , for gild an (pa. t. forgeald , pa. par. for golden ); O. Sax. for geld an ; O. Fris. forjelda ; 0. H. Ger. for gelt an ; Dut. vergelden ; Ger. vergelten .] To return, to recompense. chin, bench; go, gem; thin, this; IMG:content-0072.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0073.jpg:[graphic] side. fos-sick, v. i. [Etymology doubtful; per haps connected with fu or fu y (q. v.).) To be fu y or troublesome. Fo e way. 2. Among the gold-miners of Australia, applied to the buying up of abandoned claims for the purpose of re-working. 3. To search or hunt for anything persistently. fos-sick-er, s . [English fo ick; -er.] One who reworks abandoned claims or workings in the gold mines. fos-sil, a. & s. [Lat. fo il is dug out, dug up, fo il, from fo us, pa. par. of fodio to dig; Fr. fo ile.] A. As adjective: I. Literally: The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia IMG:content-0075.png:[blocks in formation] vegetable substances into fo ils; fo ilizing. The burying of animal or vegetable remains- the first step toward their fo ilization-can take place on land by the growth of peat, by their being viums of volcanoes, in alluviums generally, in the of caves and fi ures. They are also constantly im- ruins of landslips, or in the mud and stalagmite bedded in subaqueous deposits, whether these be marine, lacustrine, or fluviatile. Peat is an anti- septic, and preserves organized bodies well. They are better kept in shale or any other fi ile stratum than in sandstone: the latter is too porous. Some are silicified, some preserved from obliteration by the influence of calcareous matter, some by being made ferruginous, . Plants are often carbonized. 2. Fig .: To check the natural development by rendering fixed and immutable; to render perm a- nently antiquated. 3. Intransitive : 1. Lit .: To become fo il; to be changed or con- verted into a fo il. 2. Fig .: To become antiquated and incapable of being influenced or affected by present circum- stances. fos-sil-ized, pa . par . or adj . [FOSSILIZE, v .] A. As pa . par .: (See the verb.) Entom.: Burrowing Hymenoptera. A sub-tribe of the hymenopterous tribe Aculeata. Sexes two, the individuals in both of which are furnished with wings, legs formed for burrowing or for running, tongue not elongated, but widened at the extremity, Habits not social. The females of the fo ores con- struct holes in the ground, where they form their nests. Depositing their eggs, they next lay up for the future larvæ a supply of food consisting of spiders and caterpillars rendered half dead by being stung. Many of the fo ores are called sand wasps. The sub-tribe is divided into eight families: (1) Scoliade, (2) Sapygide, (3) Pompilide, (4) Sphe- cide, (5) Bembicide, (6) Larride, (7) Ny onidæ, and (8) Crabronide (q. v.). fos-sör-i-al, fos-sör-i-ous, a . [Lat. fo or i ( a ) =digging (as an occupation); Eng. suff. -al ; -ous.] 1. Ord . Lang .: Adapted for digging. 2. Zoology: IMG:content-0076.png:[blocks in formation] (1) Adopted for digging; as, fo orial feet. (2) Having the power of digging; pertaining or to which the same number is added by the fosterer." relating to the Fo ores (q. v.). IMG:content-0077.png:[blocks in formation] fosterer