forlet
/ˈfɔrleɪt/; /ˈfɔrliːt/Definitions
1. noun
A small, usually ruined, medieval tower or fortified house, especially in Scotland or Ireland.
“The old castle had a forlet on the outskirts, providing shelter for the guards.”
2. verb
To abandon or leave something, especially a place or a position of responsibility.
“The manager forlet the company due to disagreements with the board of directors.”