foreappointt (for a point)

t. To set, order, or appoint beforehand. Bailey, 1727. fore-appointment (for-a-point'ment), n. Previous appointment; preordination. forearm (för'ärm), n. 1 st 1s gs [= D. voorarm (cf. G. vorderarm ) = Dan. forarm = Sw. förarm ; as fore -art arm, n.] In an at., that of the arm which is between the elbow joint and the wrist; the ante brachium, represented by the length of the radius and ulna, or the radius alone. forearm2 (for-ärm'), v. t. [ IMG:content-1662.png:[blocks in formation] A man should fix and forearm his mind with this persuasion: that during his pa ion whatsoever is offered to his imagination tends only to deceive. South , Sermons. fore-backwardlyt, adv . In an inverted order; preposterously. Exercise indeed we do, but that very fore - backwardly ; for where we should exercise to know, we exercise as having known. Sir P. Sidney , Apol. for Poetry.