forby
1 of 2preposition
for·by fȯr-ˈbī 
variants or forbye
1
archaic
a
: past
b
: near
2
chiefly Scotland : besides
forby
2 of 2adverb
variants or forbye
chiefly Scotland
: besides : in addition
Word History
Etymology
Preposition
Middle English forby, preposition & adverb, from fore- + by
First Known Use
Preposition
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a
Adverb
1590, in the meaning defined above
- sulphur and molasses
- sulphur butterfly
- sulphur candle
- sulphur flower
- sulphur granule
- sulphur ore
- sulphur plant
- sulphur rain
- sulphur shower
- sulphur sponge
- sulphur whale
- sulphur yellow
- sulphur-bottom
- sulphur-bottom whale
- sulphur-crested cockatoo
- sulphurated
- sulphurates
- sulphurating
- sulphurations
- sulphurators
- sulphured
- sulphureous
- sulphuretted
- sulphuretteing
- sulphurettes