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Webster Dictionary :: Forenamed

FO'RENAMED, a. 1. Named or nominated before. 2. Mentioned before in the same wri...

Webster Dictionary :: Forenoon

FO'RENOON, n. The former part of the day, from the morning to meridian or noon. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forenotice

FORENO'TICE, n. Notice or information of an event before it happens.

Webster Dictionary :: Forensic

FOREN'SIC, a. [from L. forensis, from forum, a court.] Belonging to courts of ju...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreordain

FOREORDA'IN, v.t to ordain or appoint before; to preordain; to predestinate; to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreordination

FOREORDINA'TION, n. Previous ordination or appointment; predetermination; predes...

Webster Dictionary :: Forepart

FO'REPART, n. 1. The part first in time; as the forepart of the day or week. 2. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forepast

FO'REPAST, a. Past before a certain time; as forepast sins. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Forepossessed

FORE'POSSESS'ED, a. Holding formerly in possession; also, preoccupied; preposses...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreprize

FOREPRI'ZE, v.t. To prize or rate beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Forepromised

FOREPROM'ISED, a. Promised beforehand; preengaged.

Webster Dictionary :: Forequoted

FOREQUO'TED, a. Cited before; quoted in a foregoing part of the work.

Webster Dictionary :: Forerank

FO'RERANK, n. The first rank; the front.

Webster Dictionary :: Forereach

FORERE'ACH, upon, v.t. In navigation, to gain or advance upon in progression or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreread

FORERE'AD, v.t. To signify by tokens. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Forereading

FORERE'ADING, n. Previous perusal.

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