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† forˈchase, v. Obs.
[ad. OF. forschacier, f. fors-, for- prefix3 + chacier to chase. Cf. forcatch.]
trans. a. To chase or drive away; to put to flight. b. To tire with chasing or running.
a1300Cursor M. 6977 (Cott.) An hundreth moght for⁓chace, Quils þai wit þam had godds grace. a1510Douglas King Hart i. xxxiii, Radour ran hame full fleyit and for⁓chaist. 1549Chaloner Erasm. Moriæ Enc. P ij a, Manfully forchasyng of hir enemies. |