terms |
forbare |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb forbare is
(archaic) (
forbear).
forbare |
forhare |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between forbare and forhare
is that
forbare is (archaic) (
forbear) while
forhare is (archaic) to affright or harry exceedingly; scare up.
As verbs the difference between forbare and forhare
is that
forbare is (archaic) (
forbear) while
forhare is (archaic) to affright or harry exceedingly; scare up.
forbeare |
forbare |
As verbs the difference between forbeare and forbare
is that
forbeare is while
forbare is (archaic) (
forbear).
forbore |
forbare |
As verbs the difference between forbore and forbare
is that
forbore is (
forbear) while
forbare is (archaic) (
forbear).
forbar |
forbare |
As verbs the difference between forbar and forbare
is that
forbar is to bar in; to shut up while
forbare is simple past of forbear.
forbare |
forfare |
As verbs the difference between forbare and forfare
is that
forbare is (archaic) (
forbear) while
forfare is (intransitive|dialectal|or|obsolete) to go to ruin; be destroyed; perish.
forbade |
forbare |
As verbs the difference between forbade and forbare
is that
forbade is (
forbid) while
forbare is (archaic) (
forbear).