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 Gens de bonne forge. People of good credit, much worth, great honestie; or of an honest disposition.

Forgé: m. ée: f. Forged, made, framed; formed, fashioned.

Forgeant. Forging, framing; working at the Anuyle.  En forgeant on devient febvre: Pro. Looke Febvre. Forgement: m. A forging, making, framing; also, a horses ouer-reaching.

Forger. To forge, make, frame, compose; hammer, deuise, coyne, inuent; also, a horse to ouer-reach, or cut his fore-*feet with his hinder.

Forgeron: m. A Forger, or Forge-man; a Smith.

Forgetture: f. Looke Forjecture. Forgeur: m. A forger, maker, framer, composer, coyner, inuentor, deuiser.

Forhu. A whoo-whup; or, the call, hooting, or whooping of huntsmen at the death of their chace.

Forhuer. To whoope, shout, hoot, hollow; crie whoo-whup.

Foriboles. as Fariboles. ¶Rab. Forject: m. A iutting, or leaning out, or ouer; a rellish, or out-footing.

Forjecture: f. The coping, or water table of a wall; a rellish, or footing out of a wall, or from a foundation.

Forjet. as Forject. Forjetter. To iut, rellish, cope, leane out, hang ouer; also, as Forchasser. Forjetture. as Forjecture. Forissir de raison. To transgresse, or exceed the limits of reason.

Forissu: m. uë: f. Sprung, or issued out of.

Forjugé: m. ée: f. Wrongfully iudged; also, dispossessed, or outed by a Iudgement.

Forjugement: m. A wrongfull iudging, or vniust condemning of; also, a disinheriting, depriuing, dispossessing of; also, an outing vpon a Judgement.

Forjuger. To iudge, or condemne, wrongfully; also, to disinherite, depriue; dispossesse of; also, to out by Iudgement.  Forjuger l'absent. as, Forjurer l'absent. Forjur: m. A quitting, release, discharge of; or, as Forjurement. Forjurement: m. A quitting, forsaking, abandoning, abiuring, renouncing; also, a selling, or aliening; also, a discharging.

Forjurer. To quit, forsake, abandon, renounce, abiure, giue ouer; to release vnto; also, to sell, alien, passe away.  Forjurer l'absent. To barre, and amerce, by decree, an absent; and wilfull defendant, or, a defendant that will not appeare.  Forjurer les facteurs. To quit, excuse, discharge, or leaue prosecuting of, the committers, actors, or malefactors.

Forlignant. Degenerating, growing out of kind.

Forligné. Degenerated, growne out of kind.

Forlignement: m. A degenerating.

Forligner. To degenerate, or grow out of kind; to differ in conditions from his auncestors; also, a villaine, bastard, or stranger, to match with a free, true-bred, home-*borne woman; to marrie out of his ranke, or condition; also, land to descend collaterally, or goe out of one line into another.

Forliner. as Forligner.

Forlonge. Verie farre off; (a tearme of Hunting.) Les chiens chassent de forlonge. The dogs are farre behind the Deere, Hare, &c. Les chiens resentent de forlonge. The dogs find of the Deere, though he be farre off, or before, them. Forlongé: m. ée: f. Gone farre before, left farre behind.

Forlonger. To goe farre before, leaue farre behind.

Formage. See Fourmage. Formagerie. as Fourmagerie. Formaillet: m. An inchaunted Image, or representation of some creature, worne about the necke, to preserue the wearer from danger; See Fermaillet. Formalité: f. Formalitie, quaintnesse, precisenesse in outward matters; also, the strict forme of proceeding, or pleading, in law.  Perdre son procez par vne formalité. To loose his suit, by an error committed, or clause mistaken, in his declaration, &c.

se Formalizer. To take in dudgeon; to be discontented with, or oppose himselfe against.  Se formalizer pour aucun. To vndertake ones quarrell openly; to imbarke himselfe into a quarrell for another.

Formarcher. as Faux-marcher. Formariage: m. Marriage against Law, or Custome; also, mariage out of ranke, or condition.  Amende, ou droict de formariage. Is the halfe, or third, or (as the custome is) other part of whatsoeuer a villaine is worth, forfeited to his Landlord, or Lord of the Iurisdiction wherein he liues, by marrying a woman thats free, or of a forraine Iurisdiction; this, although he haue got leaue to doe it; whereas if he doe it without leaue, he looses 60 s more; In former times bastards, and strangers, who married other then bastards, or strangers, were subiect to this penaltie; Now those in most places, and these in some, are wholly exempted from it.

Formarié. Married out of his ranke, degree, or condition; or to a woman of a forraine Iurisdiction.

Formarier. To marrie out of his ranke, degree, or condition; or to a woman of a forraine Iurisdiction.

Formation. A forming, framing, fashioning.

Forme: m. A kind of Faulcon, or long-wingd Hawke.

Forme: f. A forme, fashion; manner, method; a mould, patterne, draught, frame, representation, tipe, character; shape, resemblance, fauor, figure of; also, a cheesefat, or chesford; also, a long Bench, or Forme to sit on; also, a Shoomakers last; also, a Hares forme.  En forme. Formally, handsomly, orderly, as it should be.  En forme de. Resembling, or like vnto.  À telle forme tel soulier: Prov. (Of a thing fitted, or fitly suited.)

Formé: m. ée: f. Formed, shaped, fashioned; drawne, pictured, printed, figured; framed.  Heretique formé. A full, resolute, arrant, hereticke.  Partie formée. An accuser in, or follower of, a criminall action (in respect of his particular interest;) Looke Formel. Formel: m. elle: f. Formall, plaine, open, flat, expresse, exact; absolute, proper, according to Art; earnest, vehement, violent, resolute, stiffe, obstinate.  Contradiction formelle. Which appeares, or is expressed, in the case, and cause.  Ennemy formel. A professed, open, or vtter enemie.  Garent formel. See Garent. Partage reel, & formel. A partition fully executed; a reall, or actuall partition.  Partie formelle. A Complainant, or Accuser in a criminall action; as in Partie formée; (This accuser offers to ly in prison with him he accuses, vntill he haue made good his accusation; but is seldome taken at his word.)

Formelier: m. A Last-maker.

Formelizé: m. ée: f. Formed, whereunto forme is giuen.

Formelizer. To forme; to giue, or adde forme vnto.