Forepoint, fōr′point, v.t. to foreshadow.
Fore-quoted, fōr-kwōt′ed, p.adj. quoted or cited before in the same writing.
Foreran, fōr-ran′, pa.t. of forerun.
Fore-rank, fōr′-rangk, n. the rank which is before all the others: the front.
Forereach, fōr′rēch, v.i. (naut.) to glide ahead, esp. when going in stays (with on).—v.t. to sail beyond.
Fore-read, fōr′-rēd, v.t. (Spens.) to signify by tokens: to foretell:—pa.p. fore-read′.—n. Fore′-read′ing.
Fore-recited, fōr′-re-sīt′ed, p.adj. (Shak.) recited or named before.
Fore-rent, fōr′-rent, n. (Scot.) rent due before the first crop is reaped.
Forerun, fōr-run′, v.t. to run or come before: to precede.—n. Forerun′ner, a runner or messenger sent before: a sign that something is to follow.
Foresaid, fōr′sed, adj. described or spoken of before.