Fore-horse, fōr′-hors, n. the foremost horse of a team.
Foreign, for′in, adj. belonging to another country: from abroad: alien: not belonging to, unconnected: not appropriate.—adj. For′eign-built, built in a foreign country.—ns. For′eigner, a native of another country; For′eignness, the quality of being foreign: want of relation to something: remoteness. [O. Fr. forain—Low L. foraneus—L. foras, out of doors.]
Forejudge, fōr-juj′, v.t. to judge before hearing the facts and proof.—n. Forejudg′ment.
Foreking, fōr′king, n. (Tenn.) a preceding king.
Foreknow, fōr-nō′, v.t. to know beforehand: to foresee.—adj. Foreknow′ing.—adv. Foreknow′ingly.—n. Foreknowl′edge, knowledge of a thing before it happens.—adj. Foreknown′.
Forel, for′el, n. a kind of parchment for covering books. [O. Fr. forrel, a sheath, forre, fuerre.]
Foreland, fōr′land, n. a point of land running forward into the sea, a headland.
Forelay, fōr-lā′, v.t. to contrive antecedently: to lay wait for in ambush.
Foreleg, fōr′leg, n. one of the front legs of a quadruped, chair, &c.
Forelie, fōr-lī, v.t. (Spens.) to lie before.