forth pushing (forth pushing)

Pushing or pre ing forward; aggre ive; impulsive; eager. Any amount of forth pushing zeal. Congregationalist , March 11, 1886. forth putting (forth'puting), n. 1. The act of putting or bringing forth; output; production. They [the Epistles of St. Paul) are not the forth puttings of a system like Calvin's. Christian Union , Dec. 30, 1886. 2. Forwardne ; undue a umption; boldne . [Colloq.] forth putting (förth' puting), a. Forward; bold; presumptuous; meddlesome. [Colloq.] IMG:content-1738.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1739.png:[blocks in formation] Wherever is no awe or fear of a king or prince, they that are most forthy in in gyring and furth setting themselves, live without measure or obedience after their own pleasure. Pit scottie , Chron. of Scotland, p. 1. fortieth (fôr'ti-eth), a. and n. [ fower tut he, fuwertithe , four tide , etc., feówert i goth a (=D. veertigste =OHG. fiorzugosto , MHG. vierzegeste, G. vierzigste = Icel. fer tug and i = Sw. fyrtionde = Dan. fyrretyvende ), fortieth, feówertig , E. forty , etc., + -tha , -th, term. of ordinals.] I. a. Next after the thirty-ninth: an ordinal numeral. What doth it avail To be the fortieth man in an entail? Donne, Love's Diet. IMG:content-1740.png:[blocks in formation]