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Definition of forward
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of forward is as below...
Forward
(a.) Near, or at the fore part; in
advance
of
something
else; as, the
forward
gun in a ship, or the
forward
ship in a
fleet..
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Plunge
::
Plunge
(n.) The act of
pitching
or
throwing
one's self
headlong
or
violently
forward,
like an
unruly
horse..
Kingbolt
::
Kingbolt
(n.) A
vertical
iron bolt, by which the
forward
axle and
wheels
of a
vehicle
or the
trucks
of a
railroad
car are
connected
with the other
parts..
Toward
::
Toward
(prep.)
Ready to act;
forward;
bold;
valiant.
Honesty
::
Honesty
(a.) The
quality
or state of being
honest;
probity;
fairness
and
straightforwardness
of
conduct,
speech,
etc.;
integrity;
sincerity;
truthfulness;
freedom
from fraud or
guile..
Stem
::
Stem (n.) A
curved
piece of
timber
to which the two sides of a ship are
united
at the fore end. The lower end of it is
scarfed
to the keel, and the
bowsprit
rests upon its upper end.
Hence,
the
forward
part of a
vessel;
the bow..
Projection
::
Projection
(n.) The
representation
of
something;
delineation;
plan;
especially,
the
representation
of any
object
on a
perspective
plane,
or such a
delineation
as would
result
were the chief
points
of the
object
thrown
forward
upon the
plane,
each in the
direction
of a line drawn
through
it from a given point of
sight,
or
central
point;
as, the
projection
of a
sphere.
The
several
kinds of
projection
differ
according
to the
assumed
point of sight and plane of
projection
in
each..
Onward
::
Onward
(adv.)
Toward
a point
before
or in
front;
forward;
progressively;
as, to move
onward..
Spurgall
::
Spur (v. i.) To spur on one'
horse;
to
travel
with great
expedition;
to
hasten;
hence,
to press
forward
in any
pursuit..
Thenceforward
::
Thenceforward
(adv.)
From that time
onward;
thenceforth.
Thrust
::
Thrust
(v. i.) To push
forward;
to come with
force;
to press on; to
intrude.
Prone
::
Prone (a.)
Bending
forward;
inclined;
not
erect.
Rush
::
Rush (v. t.) To push or urge
forward
with
impetuosity
or
violence;
to hurry
forward.
Tetrical
::
Tetrical
(a.)
Forward;
perverse;
harsh;
sour;
rugged.
Dishonesty
::
Dishonesty
(n.) Want of
honesty,
probity,
or
integrity
in
principle;
want of
fairness
and
straightforwardness;
a
disposition
to
defraud,
deceive,
or
betray;
faithlessness..
Propagate
::
Propagate
(v. t.) To cause to
spread
to
extend;
to impel or
continue
forward
in
space;
as, to
propagate
sound or
light..
Winter-proud
::
Winter-proud
(a.)
Having
too rank or
forward
a
growth
for
winter.
Advance
::
Advance
(v. t.) To
accelerate
the
growth
or
progress;
to
further;
to
forward;
to help on; to aid; to
heighten;
as, to
advance
the
ripening
of
fruit;
to
advance
one's
interests..
Tennis
::
Tennis
(v. t.) To drive
backward
and
forward,
as a ball in
playing
tennis..
Shipping
::
Shipping
(a.)
Relating
to, or
concerned
in, the
forwarding
of
goods;
as, a
shipping
clerk..
Presumption
::
Presumption
(n.) The act of
venturing
beyond
due
beyond
due
bounds;
an
overstepping
of the
bounds
of
reverence,
respect,
or
courtesy;
forward,
overconfident,
or
arrogant
opinion
or
conduct;
presumptuousness;
arrogance;
effrontery..
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