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Webster Dictionary :: Forehand

FO'REHAND, n. 1. The part of a horse which is before the rider. 2. The chief par...

Webster Dictionary :: Forehanded

FO'REHANDED, a. 1. Early; timely; seasonable; as a forehanded care. 2. In Americ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forehead

FOREHEAD, n. for'hed, or rather for'ed. 1. The part of the face which extends fr...

Webster Dictionary :: Forehear

FOREHE'AR, v.i. To be informed before.

Webster Dictionary :: Forehend

FOREHEND', v.t. To seize. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Forehew

FOREHEW', v.t. To hew or cut in front.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreholding

FOREHOLDING, n. Predictions; ominous forebodings; superstitious prognostications...

Webster Dictionary :: Forehook

FO'REHOOK, n. In ships, a breast-hook; a piece of timber placed across the stem ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forehorse

FO'REHORSE, n. The horse in a team which goes foremost.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreign

FOREIGN, a. for'an. [L. foris, foras.] 1. Belonging to another nation or country...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreigner

FOR'EIGNER, n. for'aner. A person born in a foreign country, or without the coun...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreignness

FOR'EIGNNESS, n. for'anness. Remoteness; want of relation; as the foreignness of...

Webster Dictionary :: Forejudge

FOREJUDGE, v.t. forjuj'. 1. To prejudge; to judge beforehand, or before hearing ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forejudgment

FOREJUDG'MENT, n. Judgment previously formed.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreknow

FOREKNOW, v.t [See Know .] To have previous knowledge of; to foresee. Who would ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreknowable

FOREKNOWABLE, a. That may be foreknown.

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