forˈestage noun

1. An ancient duty paid by foresters to the king
2. The rights of foresters

forˈestal or foresteal /fər-estˈi-əl/ adjective

forestāˈtion noun

Tree-planting on a large scale, afforestation

forˈested adjective

forˈester noun

1. A person who has charge of a forest
2. A person who has care of growing trees
3. (with cap) a member of the Ancient Order of Foresters or a similar friendly society
4. An inhabitant of a forest (obsolete)
5. A usu green diurnal woodland moth of the Zygaenidae
6. A large kangaroo (Aust)

forˈestine adjective

forˈestry noun

1. The science and art of planting, tending and managing forests
2. Forest country
3. An expanse of trees

forˈest-born adjective (Shakespeare)

Born in a forest

forˈest-bred adjective

forˈest-fly noun

A two-winged insect (Hippobosca equina) that annoys horses

Forest Marble noun (geology)

A Middle Jurassic fissile limestone of which typical beds are found in Wychwood Forest, Oxfordshire

forˈest-oak noun

A species of Casuarina, a mainly Australian tree

forˈest-tree noun

A large tree, esp a timber tree, that grows in forests