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fore-hill
fore-hill n.
Brit. 
/ˈfɔːhɪl/
, /ˈfɔːhɪl/U.S. /ˈfɔrˌhɪl/
/ˈfɔrˌhɪl/Π
1777 Philos. Trans. 1776 (Royal Soc.) 66 527 Its forehills are almost every where composed of rocks and strata, rising very steep to the horizon.
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- to put a person out of his etc way
- to put a person out of his her way
- to put a person out of his misery
- to put a person out of his pain
- to put a person out of his way
- to put a person out of misery
- to put a person out of pain
- to put a person out of the way
- to put a person though the mincer
- to put a person through a course of sprouts
- to put a person through etc facings
- to put a person through her facings
- to put a person through his facings
- to put a person through it
- to put a person to a stand
- to put a person to every corner of the saddle
- to put a person to every seat of the saddle
- to put a person to expense
- to put a person to finance
- to put a person to her finance
- to put a person to her mettle
- to put a person to his finance
- to put a person to his mettle
- to put a person to it
- to put a person to mischance