† fore-balln.
dialect. Obsolete.
(See quot. 1602.)
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1602 R. Carew Surv. Cornwall i. f. 74 The Hurlers are bound to the obseruation of many lawes, as..that he must deale no Fore-ball, viz. he may not throw it to any of his mates, standing neerer the goale, then himselfe.
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n.1602- to knock one's head against
- to knock oneself out
- to knock or run up against
- to knock out
- to knock out of time
- to knock over
- to knock rotten
- to knock round
- to knock sense into
- to knock sense into a etc
- to knock sense into a organization
- to knock sense into a person
- to knock seven bells out of a person
- to knock seven kinds of —— out of
- to knock seven kinds of —— out of a person
- to knock sideways
- to knock some sense into
- to knock some sense into a etc
- to knock some sense into a organization
- to knock some sense into a person
- to knock someone for a goal
- to knock someone for six
- to knock something out of the park
- to knock spots off
- to knock the ball out of the park