Webster's Dictionary 1806

1054

Forecast

Forecastv.t.forecast,pret.forecst,pa.to scheme or plan before hand, to foresee

1055

Forecast (2)

Forecastn.contrivance beforehand, forefight

1056

Forecastle

Forecastlen.the part where the foremast stands

1057

Forecited

Foreciteda.quoted before or above

1058

Foreclose

Foreclosev.t.to shut up preclude, prevent, flop

1059

Foreclosure

Foreclosuren.a prevention, a stop

1060

Foredeck

Foredeckn.the deck upon the forepart of a ship

1061

Foredesign

Foredesignv.t.to scheme or plan beforehand

1062

Foredo

Foredov.t.foredid, pre. foredone,pa.to ruin, ob.

1063

Foredoom

Foredoomv.t.to predestinate, to fix or determin

1064

Forefather

Forefather, or Foregoern.an ancellor, founder, head

1065

Forefend

Forefendv.t.to hinder, keep off or away, secure

1066

Forefinger

Forefingern.the finger next the thumb

1067

Forefoot

Forefootn.one of the feet before, a cross course

1068

Forefront

Forefrontn.the front, forehead, very hottest part

1069

Forego

Foregov.t.forewent,pret.foregone,pa.to go before, quit, give up, resign, lose

1070

Foreground

Foregroundn.the part that lies before the figures

1071

Forehand

Forehandn.the part of a horse before the rider

1072

Forehand (2)

Forehanda.done beforehand or too soon

1073

Forehead

Foreheadn.the upper part of the face, impudence

1074

Foreholding

Foreholdingn.a foreboding, prediction, ob.

1075

Foreign

Foreign, [forun]a.belonging to another country, distant, not connected with

1076

Foreigner

Foreignern.a stranger, one of another country,

1077

Foreigness

Foreignessn.remoteness, inconsistency

1078

Foreimagin

Foreimaginv.t.to conceive before proof is had

1079

Forejudge

Forejudgev.t.to judge beforehand or too hastily

1080

Foreknowledge

Foreknowledgen.knowledge of future events