fordo
verb
for·do fȯr-ˈdü 
variants or less commonly foredo
fordid also foredid fȯr-ˈdid ; fordone also foredone fȯr-ˈdən ; fordoing also foredoing fȯr-ˈdü-iŋ ; fordoes also foredoes fȯr-ˈdəz
; fordone also foredone fȯr-ˈdən ; fordoing also foredoing fȯr-ˈdü-iŋ ; fordoes also foredoes fȯr-ˈdəz transitive verb
1
: to overcome with fatigue —used only as past participle
quite fordone with the heat
2
archaic : to do away with : destroy
Word History
Etymology
Middle English fordon, from Old English fordōn, from for- + dōn to do
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 2
- anthropo-
- Anthropocene
- anthropocentric
- anthropocentrically
- anthropocentricism
- anthropocentricities
- anthropocentricity
- anthropocentrism
- anthropocentrisms
- anthropochore
- anthropochorous
- anthropodermic
- anthropogeneses
- anthropogenic
- anthropogenically
- anthropogenies
- anthropogeny
- anthropogeography
- anthropogonic
- anthropographies
- anthropoid
- anthropoid ape
- anthropoid apes
- anthropoidal
- anthropoideae