1. To anticipate; to employ before the time; to preoccupy; to hinder by preoccupation; to buy corn or provisions of any kind before they arrive at the market or fair, with intent to sell them at higher prices.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• forstall,
• forestal,
• forestary,
• foorstall,
• footstalkl,
• footstaall,
• dorestall,
• corestall,
• vorestall,
• gorestall,
• torestall,
• forsstall,
• foreestall,
• forastall,
• forestell,
• forestel,
• forstell,
• fronstall,
• forestaf,
• forstal

• forest god,
• Forrester,
• forester,
• Forrest,
• Forster,
• forestay,
• forestiera,
• forestage,
• forestry,
• forest goat,
• foretell,
• forest,
• forest fire,
• forestalling,
• forested.

The adverb form of "forestall" is "forestallingly".

The adjective form of the word "forestall" is "forestalling".

The plural form of "forestall" is "forestalls".

The singular form of the word "forestall" is "forestallment"