for·sake 
(fôr-sāk, fər-)
(fôr-sāk, fər-)tr.v. for·sook (-sk), for·sak·en (-sākən), for·sak·ing, for·sakes
1. To give up (something formerly held dear); renounce: forsook liquor.
2. To leave altogether; abandon: forsook Hollywood and returned to the legitimate stage.
[Middle English forsaken, from Old English forsacan; see sāg- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- Gr. Brit.
- grease
- greaseball
- grease gun
- grease hand
- greaseless
- grease monkey
- greasepaint
- grease paint
- grease palm
- grease pencil
- greaseproof
- greaser
- grease someone's hand
- grease someone's palm
- grease (someone's) palm/hand
- greasewood
- greasily
- greasiness
- greasy
- greasy spoon
- great
- Great Abaco
- Great Alföld
- Great Alföld