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foredune (noun) fore·dune
foreface (noun) fore·face
forefather (noun) fore·fa·ther
forefeel (verb) fore·feel
forefend (verb) forefend
forefinger (noun) fore·fin·ger
forefoot (noun) fore·foot
forefront (noun) fore·front
foregather (verb) foregather
forego (verb) fore·go
foregoer (noun) fore·go·er
foregoing (adjective) fore·go·ing
foregoing (noun) fore·go·ing
foregone (adjective) fore·gone
foreground (noun) fore·ground
foreground (verb) foreground
foregut (noun) fore·gut
forehand (noun) fore·hand
forehand (adjective) forehand
forehand (adverb) forehand
forehanded (adjective) fore·hand·ed
forehanded (adverb) fore·hand·ed
forehandedly (adverb) fore·hand·ed·ly
forehandedness (noun) fore·hand·ed·ness
forehead (noun) fore·head
forehoof (noun) fore·hoof
foreign (adjective) for·eign
foreign-born (adjective) for·eign-born
foreigner (noun) for·eign·er
foreignism (noun) for·eign·ism
foreignness (noun) for·eign·ness
forejudge (verb) fore·judge
foreknow (verb) fore·know
foreknowledge (noun) fore·knowl·edge
forelady (noun) fore·la·dy
foreland (noun) fore·land
foreleg (noun) fore·leg
forelimb (noun) fore·limb
forelock (noun) fore·lock
foreman (noun) fore·man
foremanship (noun) fore·man·ship
foremast (noun) fore·mast
foremost (adjective) fore·most
foremost (adverb) foremost
foremother (noun) fore·moth·er
forename (noun) fore·name
forenamed (adjective) fore·named
forenoon (noun) fore·noon
forensic (adjective) fo·ren·sic
forensic (noun) forensic
forensically (adverb) fo·ren·si·cal·ly
foreordain (verb) fore·or·dain
foreordination (noun) fore·or·di·na·tion
forepart (noun) fore·part
forepassed (adjective) fore·passed
forepast (adjective) fore·past
forepaw (noun) fore·paw
forepeak (noun) fore·peak
foreperson (noun) fore·per·son
foreplay (noun) fore·play
forequarter (noun) fore·quar·ter
forereach (verb) fore·reach
forerun (verb) fore·run
forerunner (noun) fore·run·ner
foresaid (adjective) fore·said
foresail (noun) fore·sail
foresee (verb) fore·see
foreseeability (noun) fore·see·abil·i·ty
foreseeable (adjective) fore·see·able
foreseeably (adverb) fore·see·a·bly
foreseer (noun) fore·seer
foreshadow (verb) fore·shad·ow
foreshadower (noun) fore·shad·ow·er
foreshank (noun) fore·shank
foresheet (noun) fore·sheet
foreshock (noun) fore·shock
foreshore (noun) fore·shore
foreshorten (verb) fore·short·en
foreshow (verb) fore·show
foreside (noun) fore·side
foresight (noun) fore·sight
foresighted (adjective) fore·sight·ed
foresightedly (adverb) fore·sight·ed·ly
foresightedness (noun) fore·sight·ed·ness
foresightful (adjective) fore·sight·ful
foreskin (noun) fore·skin
forespeak (verb) fore·speak
forest (noun) for·est
forest (verb) forest
forestage (noun) fore·stage
forestal (adjective) for·est·al
forestall (verb) fore·stall
forestaller (noun) fore·stall·er
forestallment (noun) fore·stall·ment
forestalment (noun) fore·stal·ment
forestation (noun) for·es·ta·tion
forestay (noun) fore·stay
forestaysail (noun) fore·stay·sail
forested (adjective) for·est·ed
forester (noun) for·est·er

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