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Webster Dictionary :: Foreknower

FOREKNOWER, n. One that foreknows.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreknowledge

FOREKNOWL'EDGE, n. Knowledge of a thing before it happens; prescience. If I fore...

Webster Dictionary :: Forel

FOR'EL, n. A kind of parchment for the cover of books.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreland

FO'RELAND, n. A promontory or cape; a point of land extending into the sea some ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forelay

FORELA'Y, v.t. 1. To lay wait for; to entrap by ambush. 2. To contrive anteceden...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreleader

FORELE'ADER, n. One who leads others by his example.

Webster Dictionary :: Forelend

FORELEND', v.t. To lend or give beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Forelock

FO'RELOCK, n. 1. The lock or hair that grows from the forepart of the head. Take...

Webster Dictionary :: Forelook

FORELOOK', v.t. To look beforehand or forward.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreman

FO'REMAN, n. 1. The first or chief man; particularly, the chief man of a jury, w...

Webster Dictionary :: Foremast

FO'REMAST, n. The mast of a ship or other vessel which is placed in the forepart...

Webster Dictionary :: Foremeant

FOREMEANT', a. forement'. Intended beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Foremembered

FOREMEM'BERED, a. Called to mind previously.

Webster Dictionary :: Forementioned

FOREMEN'TIONED, a. Mentioned before; recited or written in a former part of the ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foremost

FO'REMOST, a. 1. First in place; most advanced; as the foremost troops of an arm...

Webster Dictionary :: Foremother

FO'REMOTHER, n. A female ancestor.

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