Definition of: forth

(fôrth, fōrth) adverb
1. Forward in place, time, or order.
2. Outward, as from seclusion.
3. Away; out, as from a place of origin; abroad.
—prep. Archaic Forth from; out of. [OE, forwards]

Definition of: Forth

(fôrth, fōrth), Firth of
The estuary, extending 51 miles to the North Sea, of the Forth, a river that flows 65 miles east in SE Scotland. The estuary is spanned by Forth Bridge; 3,770 feet, 8,295 feet with approaches.

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"forth" has the frequency of use of 0.0017% on en.wikipedia.org.

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