Preposition: for for or fu(r)
- Appropriate to; intended for
"lessons for beginners"
- Beneficial to; on behalf of
"this is for you"
- Because of
"I jumped for joy"
- At a price of, in exchange for
"selling for less than a dollar"
- Extending, lasting
"seemed to take for ages"; "bends for the next ten miles"
- In favour of
"I'm for going now before it's too late"
- In the direction of
"heading for London";
- toward, towards
- For the reason that; on account of
"empty, for it had been upside down";
- as, because, since, coz [Brit, informal], cos [Brit, informal], cuz [non-standard, informal], forasmuch as [archaic]
Sounds like: foe, f, for, fore, four, f
Encyclopedia: For, but not with