Obs. rare–1. [f. FORE- pref. + HEARSE, app. in the sense of F. herse portcullis.] ? That which guards the front.
1589. Greene, Menaphon (Arb.), 87.
| Ay me poore man, with many a trampling teare, | |
| I feele him wound the forehearse of my heart. |
Obs. rare–1. [f. FORE- pref. + HEARSE, app. in the sense of F. herse portcullis.] ? That which guards the front.
1589. Greene, Menaphon (Arb.), 87.
| Ay me poore man, with many a trampling teare, | |
| I feele him wound the forehearse of my heart. |
