forseethe

From Middle English forsethen, vorseothen, forseothen (“to boil away”), from Old English forsēoþan, equivalent to for- (“away”) +‎ seethe.

forseethe (third-person singular simple present forseethes, present participle forseething, simple past forseethed or forsod, past participle forseethed or forsodden)

1. (transitive, obsolete) To scald.
   • 2020, Leslie Weems, Wake Up! the End Is Coming!:

     Forseethe my heart, my child, the time has come for you to complete this book filled with my words and those of my son.

• foreseeth, foresheet, horsefeet