forrarder
UK/ˈfɒɹədə/
forrarder adjective: further forward; more advanced.
Adjective
forrarder (not comparable)
- Further forward; more advanced.
- Bright back-chat cheers the patient, but gets us no forrarder.1930, Dorothy L Sayers, Strong Poison
- Good morning, Inspector. Any forrarder? Yes, sir. I think we are a little forrarder.1931, Agatha Christie, The Sittaford Mystery
Examples of forrarder in a sentence
- They had him back to the Greffe; and there he was, after years of studying and going to college, no forrarder than when he left school.1974, GB Edwards, The Book of Ebenezer Le Page, New York, published 2007, page 190:
- But we're no forrarder, are we, bless us?1977, John Le Carré, The Honourable Schoolboy, Folio Society, published 2010, page 168:
- I was ordered to take in six months' stores yesterday and I have been hurrying to and fro among these slow sly circumspect creatures ever since, without getting any forrarder at all [...].1984, Patrick O'Brian, The Far Side of the World:
Origin of forrarder
Dialectal form of forwarder.
Questions about forrarder
- What does forrarder mean?
- Forrarder means further forward; more advanced.
- How do you use forrarder in a sentence?
- They had him back to the Greffe; and there he was, after years of studying and going to college, no forrarder than when he left school.
- What part of speech is forrarder?
- Forrarder is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce forrarder?
- Forrarder is pronounced /ˈfɒɹədə/ (UK).
Words near forrarder in the dictionary
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