that he no had y-wit, Ere the forward were y-suit!

The forward or horn-lop is one degree nearer perfection than the half-lop: the ears, in this case, slope forward and down over the forehead.

-way, however, I was saved: a whisper, intense as lightning, arrested me: 'Forward is no escape, nor backward, but sideward there may be a way!'

Forward of the main space of the boat were the diving and lookout compartments, which really were the most important parts of the boat, as far as her wrecking ability was concerned.

Hark forward's the cry!

Forward was a rusted-out donkey engine, which we took to pieces and put together again.

The forward was y-marked aright, And were at one, and troth plight.

Forward is my word, and forward I will go; for I know that there is yet a God in heaven, and there is a people like you on earth, and there is a power of decided will here also in this bleeding heart.