Further

[A. S. furthra, comp. of forth, far. See FORTH.] More or most distant; farther; as, the further end of the lane. - Ulterior; additional. "What further need of witne es?" - Matt . xxvi. 65. ten ( M. abictum ), and the stone marten ( M. sazorum ), are European sables. The French excel in dyeing the latter, hence it is often known as French sable. The mink ( M. vison ) is found in N. America, and sometimes pa ed off for a real Ru ian sable. The ermine ( M. ermine a) is a small animal only 10 or 12 inches in length, resembling the common weasel. In the winter tion; moreover. v. a. [A.S. fyrd her i an; Ger. fördern.] To help forward; to promote; to advance onward; to forward; to help or a ist. "Further my design." - Dryden.