adv. and prep. Sc. Obs. [prob. short. f. FOROUTH, FORWITH; cf. otow = outouth, outwith. See AFORROW, TOFORROW.] A. adv. Beforehand, in advance. B. prep. Before (in time or place).

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1375.  Barbour, Bruce, I. 119.

        Walys ensample mycht have bene
To ȝow, had ȝe It forow sene.
    Ibid., VII. 144.
                I will
That ȝhe ga forrow vs.

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1474.  Acta Audit. (1839), 35. On friday forou witsonday.

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1535.  Stewart, Cron. Scot. (1858), I. 73. On that nycht, ane lytill forrow da.

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