Forward and Till

Forward

Forward adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.

Till and forward are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Till" instead an adverb "Forward".

Till

Till verb - To work by plowing, sowing, and raising crops on.

Forward and till are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forward" instead an adverb "Till".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / Panic! at the Disco No more need be said, when I'm inching through your bed... Brendon even lampshaded another line at the SDCC performance:Brendon: Can we fast-forward 'till you go down on me?
  • Through His Stomach Bunny: (...) So if I cooked for you now and said I won't sleep with you till we're married, you'd look forward to sleeping with me so much that by the time we got to that motel near Hollywood, I'd be such a disappointment, you'd never forgive me.
  • Anachronic Order After the poorly received twist ending of Till the End of Time (currently the last chronologically), they couldn't easily go forward, so they had to go back.
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