forthfill
forthfill verb: to fulfill; also, to discharge (a legacy).
Verb
forthfill (third-person singular simple present forthfills, present participle forthfilling, simple past and past participle forthfilled)
- To fulfill; also, to discharge (a legacy).
- … if they dont want u living somewhere move if they dont want ur blood dont give it if they dont want u to marry dont its that simple all of them things are not vitaly important for a happy forthfilled life is it2011, 8 Things Gay People Can't Do, www.ranker.com/list/8-things-gay-people-can_t-do/cdu827
Forms of forthfill
| third-person singular present | forthfills |
|---|---|
| present participle | forthfilling |
| past participle | forthfilled |
| past | forthfilled |
Origin of forthfill
From Middle English forthfillen, equivalent to forth- + fill.
Questions about forthfill
- What does forthfill mean?
- Forthfill means to fulfill; also, to discharge (a legacy).
- What part of speech is forthfill?
- Forthfill is a verb.
- What is the past tense of forthfill?
- The past tense of forthfill is forthfilled.
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