Forth

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 164
forth, adv. Forward: onward in time or in place; out from a state of concealment, confinement, development, etc.; beyond the boundary of a place; abroad. —Forth '-com'ing. a. Ready to come forth, or appear; making appearance.— Forthwith'', -with' or -with/, adv. Immediately; without delay rectly.— Further, fer'ther, a. compur. More remote; more' in advance; farther; additional. — adv. greater distance; moreover. — r. t. [furthered (-erd), -ering.] To help forward, promote, a ist. — Fur'thermore, adr. or conj. Moreover: besides in addition to what has been said. — Furthermost, a. Most remote; furthest. — Fur'thest, a. superl. Most remote; farthest, — adv. At the greatest tance. Fortieth.
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