Forbes
- proper noun
- /fɔrbz/
- Most impressively, 115,000 engulfed Forbes Field just five years before the 1955 Eucharistic.
- Dot Forbes
And their CEO, Walter Forbes goes to jail, He's prosecuted by Chris Christie.
- And their CEO, Walter Forbes goes to jail, He's prosecuted by Chris Christie.
- I ran into him, I believe, in Washington, DC with Steve Forbes.
Examples
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- You must be the famous John Forbes.
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It's up to you, Mr. Forbes.
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We're supposed to have a drink with Forbes, right?
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Major Forbes here has seen the copies.
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Get your coat, Mr. Forbes.
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Independent candidate Ralph Forbes wants in on TV debates.
Academic text (1997) -
By the age of 13, Esther Forbes had written several novels about ancient Troy and Renaissance Europe.
Academic text (1995) -
Here's a short biography of John Forbes Nash, born in Virginia.
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Outside, traffic lumbered by, stirring the slush on Forbes Avenue.
Fiction book (2002) -
It's great to finally meet you, Mr. Forbes.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Forbes is a Scottish clan or family name that began as the name of a place in Aberdeenshire, so people from that place took it as their family name.