Fore+part
41fore- — [fo: US fo:r] prefix [: Old English; Origin: fore before, previously ] 1.) before ▪ The enemy had been forewarned. →forewarned is forearmed at ↑forewarn 2.) placed at the front ▪ her forenames ▪ a horse s forelegs …
42fore- — [fo: US fo:r] prefix [: Old English; Origin: fore before, previously ] 1.) before ▪ The enemy had been forewarned. →forewarned is forearmed at ↑forewarn 2.) placed at the front ▪ her forenames ▪ a horse s forelegs …
43fore- — [fôr, fōr] [ME < OE: see FORE] prefix 1. before in time, place, order, or rank [forenoon, foreman] 2. the front part of [forehead] …
44fore-body — foreˈ body noun (nautical) The part in front of the mainmast • • • Main Entry: ↑fore …
45fore|arm — fore|arm1 «FR AHRM, FOHR », noun. that part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist. fore|arm2 «fr AHRM, fohr », transitive verb. to prepare for trouble ahead of time; arm beforehand …
46fore|court — «FR KRT, FOHR KOHRT», noun. 1. a front or outer court. 2. a) the part of a tennis court near the net. b) the part of a basketball court near the offensive basket …
47foré — foré, ée (fo ré, rée) part. passé de forer. Clef forée, clef dont la tige est creusée pour recevoir une broche fixée dans le trou de la serrure …
48fore- — ► COMBINING FORM 1) (added to verbs) in front: foreshorten. 2) in advance: forebode. 3) (added to nouns) situated in front of: forecourt. 4) the front part of: forebrain. 5) preceding: forefather …
49fore|bay — «FR BAY, FOHR », noun. the part of a millrace where the water flows on the wheel …
50fore|bod|y — «FR BOD ee, FOHR », noun, plural bod|ies. the part of a ship which lies forward of the midship section …
