Forenight, fōr′nīt, n. (Scot.) the early part of the night before bedtime, the evening.
Forenoon, fōr′nōōn, n. the part of the day before noon or midday.—adj. pertaining to this part of the day.
Forenotice, fōr-nō′tis, n. notice of anything before it happens.
Forensic, fo-ren′sik, adj. belonging to courts of law, held by the Romans in the forum: used in law pleading: appropriate to, or adapted to, argument.—Forensic medicine, medical jurisprudence, the application of medical knowledge to the elucidation of doubtful questions in a court of justice. [L. forensis—forum, market-place, akin to fores.]
Fore-ordain, fōr-or-dān′, v.t. to arrange beforehand: to predestinate.—n. Fore-ordinā′tion.
Forepart, fōr′pärt, n. the part before the rest: the front: the beginning: (B.) the bow of a ship.
Forepast, fōr′past, p.adj. (Shak.) former.
Forepayment, fōr′pā-ment, n. payment beforehand.
Forepeak, fōr′pēk, n. the contracted part of a ship's hold, close to the bow.
Foreplan, fōr′plan, v.t. to plan beforehand.