foresing
To sing beforehand or in advance.
Verb
- To sing beforehand or in advance.
- Jacob with the patriarchs (Himself their patriarch) through all his own Life's space the gladdest times of Christ foresang By words, act, virtue, toil. - 1870, Alexander Roberts, Sir James Donaldson, Ante-Nicene...
- God grant that I as thou May still at heart have Spring, Still may the fair To-be feel through the niggard Now And in the Winter-night the summer-day foresing! - 1908, John Payne, Carol and Cadence: New Poems:
- They whispered like the windy river-reeds In thoughts that rise far under heights of Heaven — Did they foresing to Heaven of this day ? - 1912, Isabella Fiske Conant, Gabriel: A Pageant of Vigil:
Origin
From fore- + sing.