m form
111form-fitting — [fôrm′fit΄iŋ] adj. fitting closely the contours of the body: said esp. of clothing: also written formfitting …
112form feed — noun (computing) A control character used to eject paper from a printer or to move the paper to the next page • • • Main Entry: ↑form …
113form horse — noun The favourite, the expected winner (horse racing; also figurative) • • • Main Entry: ↑form …
114form sheet — form sheet, 1. a publication giving the horses entered in a day s races, with jockeys, records of past performance, weights carried, and other information; racing form. 2. a detailed record of the participants in any contest …
115form-fit|ting — «FRM FIHT ihng», adjective. fitting closely the body s contour; close fitting: »a form fitting dress …
116form|am|ide — «FR muh myd», noun. a colorless, oily liquid, the amide of formic acid, used as a solvent: »Formamide is the only molecule found in interstellar clouds which contains atoms of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen and oxygen, a fact of importance for pre… …
117form|ful — «FRM fuhl», adjective. 1. showing good performing style; excelling in form: »The average U.S. skier has already become more able and more formful than his European counterpart (Newsweek). 2. shapely: »formful statues …
118form|work — «FRM WURK», noun. a form or mold used in construction …
119Form'e — For m[ e] , a. (Her.) Same as {Pat[ e]} or {Patt[ e]}. [1913 Webster] …
120Form F-6 — is used to register depository shares represented by American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) issued by a depositary against the deposit of the securities of a foreign issuer. These are essentially shares of a foreign company traded on U.S. exchanges; …
