foreˌtopˈmast (fōrˌtŏpˈmȧst), a mast next above the first mast.
forˈfeit-ed (fôrˈfĭt-ĕd), lost by an error or offense.
forˈmi-da-ble (fôrˈmĭ-dȧ-b’l), terrible.
for-soothˈ (fôr-so̅o̅thˈ), certainly.
forthˈwith (fōrthˈwĭthˈ), directly, without delay.
forˈti-tude (fôrˈtĭ-tūd), strength, courage.
Fort Larˈa-mie (lărˈȧ-mĭ), in Wyoming.
Fort Mont-gomˈer-y (mŏnt-gŭmˈẽr-ĭ), an American fort on the Hudson river, during the Revolutionary War.
fosˈter father (fŏsˈtẽr), a man who has performed the duties of a parent to the child of another by rearing the child as his own.
fouled (fould), entangled.