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forge1
noun
1 a special furnace for heating metal, especially iron, prior to shaping it.
2 the workshop of a blacksmith, where metal is heated and shaped.
verb (forged , forging )
1 to shape (metal) by heating and hammering, or by heating and applying pressure more gradually.
2 to make an imitation of (a signature, document, banknote, etc) for a dishonest or fraudulent purpose.
[13c: French, from Latin fabrica workshop]
forgeable adjective .
forger noun .
forge2
verb (forged , forging ) intr
1 to progress swiftly and steadily forged through the forest at breakneck speed .
2 (forge ahead) to progress or take the lead.
[18c]
forgery
noun (forgeries )
1 imitating pictures, documents, signatures, etc for a fraudulent purpose.
2 a copy made for a fraudulent purpose.
[17c]
forget
verb (past tense forgot , past participle forgotten , present participle forgetting ) tr & intr (usu forget something or forget about something)
1 (also forget to do something) to fail to remember it or be unable to remember it.
2 to stop being aware of something Andrew forgot his headache in the excitement .
3 to neglect or overlook something.
4 to leave something behind accidentally.
5 colloq to dismiss something from one's mind You can forget your proposed skiing trip .
6 to lose control over (oneself).
[Anglo-Saxon forgietan ]
forget it colloq it doesn't matter.
not forgetting? and also ?; including?
forget-me-not
noun a low-growing annual or perennial plant, native to temperate regions, with clusters of small blue flowers.
[16c]

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