fore

to shout fore before hitting a golf ball

to be in the forefront of technology

to have a foreboding feeling about the future

to study foreign languages

to live in a foreign country

to have foreknowledge of an event

to be forewarned is to be forearmed

to be foreclosed on a property

to have a foreword in a book

Two things stood to the fore.

She came alongside and raked him fore and aft.

As fertility has begun to fall, though, other explanations have come to the fore.

11.be ready for sea , fore and aft.

His teeth closed on Spitz's left fore leg.

Fore and aft follow each other.

While she was at there, Amelia's feminist proclivities came to the fore.

The hind wings of some insects are shorter than the fore wings.

There are four toes on each fore foot, and five on each hind foot.

Toward the end of enslavement, we start to see blackface minstrels come to the fore.