forhoo
transitive verb
for·hoo
fərˈhü
variants or forhooie
-ˈhü‧ē
Scottish
: to forsake or abandon
Word History
Etymology
Middle English forhowen, forhohien to despise, reject, abandon, from Old English forhogian (akin to Old Saxon farhuggian to despise, Old High German farhuggen), from for- + hogian to care for, think about; akin to Old English hycgan to think, consider, understand
- leachings
- leachman
- leachmen
- leachy
- Leacock
- lead
- lead (someone) a (merry) dance
- lead (someone) a merry chase
- lead (someone) down/up the garden path
- lead a charmed life
- lead a dance
- lead a double life
- lead a merry chase
- lead a merry dance
- lead acetate
- lead angle
- lead anywhere
- lead arsenate
- lead ash
- lead ashes
- lead azide
- lead bullion
- lead burner
- lead by example
- lead cable borer