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Webster Dictionary :: Foretasted

FORETA'STED, pp. Tasted beforehand or before another.

Webster Dictionary :: Foretaster

FORETA'STER, n. One that tastes beforehand or before another.

Webster Dictionary :: Foretasting

FORETA'STING, ppr. Tasting before.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreteach

FORETE'ACH, v.t. To teach beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Foretell

FORETELL', v.t. 1. To predict; to tell before an event happens; to prophesy. 2. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Foreteller

FORETELL'ER, n. One who predicts or prophesies; a foreshower.

Webster Dictionary :: Foretelling

FORETELL'ING, n. Prediction.

Webster Dictionary :: Forethink

FORETHINK', v.t. 1. To think beforehand; to anticipate in the mind. The soul of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forethought

FORETHOUGHT', forethaut'. pret. of forething. FO'RETHOUGHT , n. fo'rethaut. 1. A...

Webster Dictionary :: Foretoken

FORETO'KEN, v.t. To foreshew; to presignify; to prognosticate. Whilst strange pr...

Webster Dictionary :: Foretooth

FO'RETOOTH, n. plu. foreteeth. One of the teeth in the forepart of the mouth; an...

Webster Dictionary :: Foretop

FO'RETOP, n. 1. The hair on the forepart of the head. 2. That part of a woman's ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forevouched

FOREVOUCH'ED, pp. Affirmed before; formerly told.

Webster Dictionary :: Foreward

FO'REWARD, n. The van; the front.

Webster Dictionary :: Forewarn

FOREWARN', v.t. forewaurn'. 1. To admonish beforehand. I will forewarn you whom ...

Webster Dictionary :: Forewarned

FOREWARN'ED, pp. Admonished, cautioned or informed beforehand.

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