forthput

English

Etymology

From forth- +‎ put.

Verb

forthput (third-person singular simple present forthputs, present participle forthputting, simple past and past participle forthput)

1. (rare, nonstandard, transitive) To put forth; propose; bring forth; produce.
   • 2011, Regarding the recent update - 4* and 5* binding (Dev response)forums.spiralknights.com:

     I also wish to forthput my vote to ban permanently anyone that does this.

Derived terms

• forthputter
• forthputting

Noun

forthput (plural forthputs)

1. That which is put forth; a forthputting; product.
   • 1885, Harry Alfred Long, Calvinism popularised:

     Jesus had the same wisdom as the same Divine life, but there was a forthput in proportion to age in keeping with requirements.

Anagrams

• put forth