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full forward

noun

  1. Australian rules football Gaelic football an attacking player who plays in the centre of the forward line


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It naturally took time to gain full forward speed from a standing start.

One of these is, that when sliding full forward the legs are more bent than would be the case on a fixed seat.

Again, as to distance of the plane of the thowl perpendicularly from that of the front of the slide when full forward.

That could only be done by putting one engine in full reverse and the other in full forward!

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