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Forceress (noun) : [Force + Sorceress.] A person who in "magical" (incredible) ways forces people to do things.

I don't know how she made me do it; she's a forceress!

Submitted by: Rinth from Sweden on Apr. 28, 2007 15:48

forcrudate

(verb) : To try to throw another off their subject matter by speaking on an entirely different subject matter or responding in such a way that is inconsistent with the statements of the other

Mary's constant forcrudating indicated that she rarely ever listened to what other people had to say to her. I wish you'd stop forcrudating and give me some adequate feedback. I had to forcrudate Billy as nothing he was telling me was very important. —Anthony Llewellyn,

Submitted by: Tony on Aug. 04, 2006 19:24

foremanate (verb) : to cook food with a clamshell-shaped electric grill that is slanted so the fat will drain away from the food

George foremanated enough mouthwatering hamburgers for the whole family to enjoy.

Submitted by: Jason H. from Massachusetts on Aug. 13, 2008 16:37

forevinity (adverb) : used to describe a time period surpassing forever as well as eternity

I will love you forevinity

Submitted by: Brittany Rodriguez from California on May. 26, 2007 18:43

forke' (noun) : A five pronged eating utinsil much like the commonly used eating utinsil the fork.

"Mom, can I have a forke'" —Bob Smith, random people, none

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 24, 2006 10:41

forkful (adverb) : -a fork filled with something

-i ate a forkful of spaghetti —somebody,

Submitted by: pelagio from Philippines on Oct. 05, 2007 18:44

forkliftable (adjective) : able to be lifted by a forklift

These pallets will be forkliftable and have casters to facilitate movement.

Submitted by: kathryn hudgins from North Carolina on Nov. 06, 2007 10:44

forkulating (noun) : the act of spreading fresh hay usually before the first frost

Farmer Joe was in the act of forkulating an area of his land when his pitch cracked in half. —Danny s, 10/29/07

Submitted by: dannytileman from Illinois on Oct. 29, 2007 17:15

forleft (verb) : To forget or leave behind

It's raining outside and I forleft my umbrella at home.

Submitted by: Tyler B from Virginia on Oct. 11, 2008 02:19

forliten (verb) : Wanting something so bad, or having a deep desire for it.

I forliten that purse!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 13, 2006 20:53

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