forward in time or order or degree; from that time forth; from the sixth century onward

[ Syn: forth , forth , forward , forward , forth , forth , forward , forward , forth , forth , forward , forward , forth , forth , forward , forward ]

in a forward direction; go ahead; the train moved ahead slowly; the boat lurched ahead; moved onward into the forest; they went slowly forward in the mud

[ Syn: ahead , ahead , onwards , onwards , forward , forward , forwards , forwards , forrader , forrader , ahead , ahead , onwards , onwards , forward , forward , forwards , forwards , forrader , forrader , ahead , ahead , onwards , onwards , forward , forward , forwards , forwards , forrader , forrader , ahead , ahead , onwards , onwards , forward , forward , forwards , forwards , forrader , forrader ]