† Fordight

v. Obs. In 3 pa. pple. fordight. [f. FOR- pref.² + DIGHT v.] trans. To prepare, predestine.

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a. 1300. Cursor M., 23583 (Cott.).

	To wirscip þat godd þam had fordight,
	þai graid þam bath mode and might.

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