(bound form) past or previous; referring to times or events that have already happened

(bound form) used after a number or direction word to refer back to people or things previously mentioned; translates as "the ... one" (e.g. "the former", "the two")

to be unable to; to be impossible

(bound form) to urge someone to correct their mistakes; to remonstrate, typically used for an inferior advising a superior

(literary) Things or people that will come in the future; the future; successors

still alright; acceptable; can still be done; probably

to chase; to pursue; to follow closely in order to catch up