5. Toward, towards.
    6. Conducive to, beneficial to.
    7. Against, in opposition to, as antidote to.
    8. During, during the term of.
    9. According to, as far as concerns.
    10. In spite of, notwithstanding, despite.
    11. In favor of, on the side of.
    12. In quest of, with a view to.
    13. As being.

For, conj. Because, since, on this account that.

Forage, n.

    1. Food (for horses and cattle), fodder, provender.
    2. Foraging, foraging expedition.

Forage, v. n.

    1. Wander in search of forage, take forage.
    2. Ravage, feed on forage, subsist by foraging.

Forage, v. a.

    1. Strip of forage, ravage, waste, plunder.
    2. Supply with forage.

Foramen, n. (Anat. and Bot.) Hole, orifice, perforation, opening.

Foraminated, a. Perforated, foraminous, with an opening or orifice.

  By PanEris using Melati.

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