forseethe

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Etymology

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From Middle English forsethen, vorseothen, forseothen (to boil away), from Old English forsēoþan, equivalent to for- (away) +‎ seethe.

Verb

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forseethe (third-person singular simple present forseethes, present participle forseething, simple past forseethed or forsod, past participle forseethed or forsodden)

  1. (transitive, obsolete) To scald.

Anagrams

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