trans. To convert (arable or pasture land) into forest or hunting-ground. Cf. AFFOREST.
a. 1619. Daniel, Coll. Hist. Eng. (1626), 128. All such as were found to haue beene inforrested since the first Coronation of Henry the Second to be disafforested.
1627. Speed, England, vi. § 7. Thirtie miles of circuit inforrested for his game of Hunting.
1662. Fuller, Worthies, II. 174. Henry the Eight enforrested the grounds hereabouts [Hampton Court].
