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Webster Dictionary :: Foredetermine

FORE'DETERM'INE, v.t. To decree beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Foredoom

FOREDOOM', v.t. To doom beforehand; to predestinate. Thou art foredoomed to view...

Webster Dictionary :: Foredoor

FOREDOOR, n. The door in the front of a house.

Webster Dictionary :: Forefather

FOREF'ATHER, n. An ancestor; one who precedes another in the line of genealogy, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forefend

FOREFEND', v.t. 1. To hinder; to fend off; to avert; to prevent approach; to for...

Webster Dictionary :: Forefinger

FOREFIN'GER, n. The finger next to the thumb; the index; called by our Saxon anc...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreflow

FOREFLOW, v.t. To flow before.

Webster Dictionary :: Forefoot

FOREFOOT, n. 1. One of the anterior feet of a quadruped or multiped. 2. A hand, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forefront

FOREFRONT', n. The foremost part. The forefront of the battle, is the part where...

Webster Dictionary :: Foregame

FO'REGAME, n. A first game; first plan.

Webster Dictionary :: Forego

FOREGO', v.t. [See Go .] 1. To forbear to possess or enjoy; voluntarily to avoid...

Webster Dictionary :: Foregoer

FOREGO'ER, n. 1. An ancestor; a progenitor. [Not used.] 2. One who goes before a...

Webster Dictionary :: Foregoing

FOREGO'ING, ppr. 1. Forbearing to have, possess or enjoy. 2. a. Preceding; going...

Webster Dictionary :: Foregone

FOREGONE, pp. foregawn'. 1. Forborne to be possessed or enjoyed. 2. Gone before;...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreground

FO'REGROUND, n. The part of the field or expanse of a picture which See ms to li...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreguess

FOREGUESS', v.t. To conjecture. [Bad.]

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