to see ahead of something, forefather, foresee, forehead, forerunner, to go before; precede, forego, foreman, forecast, foreshadow, the front part of the head, forecast, forename, forehead, foresee, before the shadow (event), forewarn, forecast, foreshadow, forefather, the finger before the thumb, forego, forearm, forefinger, forerunner, a prediction of weather, forecast, forearm, forehead, forefather, introduction to a literary work, forehead, foreman, foreword, forefather, to warn beforehand, forearm, foresight, forecast, forewarn, the part of the arm between the elbow and wrist, forearm, forefinger, forename, forefather, an ancestor, forefather, foreword, foreground, forename, a person in charge of a group of workers or a jury, foreman, forecast, forego, forename, given name; personal name; name before the surname, foresight, foreword, forehead, forename, looking forward, forehead, forewarn, foresight, foreground, the part of a scene nearest the viewer, foreman, foreground, forego, foresight, a person sent before to announce or prepare the way, forerunner, forefather, foreshadow, foreground.

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