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foresee fore·saw fore·seen fore·see·ing : to be aware of the reasonable possibility of (as an occurrence or development) beforehand
Fordol
Fordol [fr. fore, Sax., before, and d'le, a portion], a butt or headland jutting out upon other land.
Sinciput
The fore part of the head
Prow
The fore part of a vessel the bow the stem hence the vessel itself
Overnight
The fore part of the night last past the previous evening
Harpings
The fore parts of the wales which encompass the bow of a vessel and are fastened to the stem
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Fore
Matched in: Term Fore
Fore-hand rent
Matched in: Term Fore-hand rent
Fore topgallant
Matched in: Term Fore topgallant
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Fore topmast
Matched in: Term Fore topmast
foresee
foresee fore·saw fore·seen fore·see·ing : to be aware of the reasonable possibility of (as an occurrence or development) beforehand
Fordol
Fordol [fr. fore, Sax., before, and d'le, a portion], a butt or headland jutting out upon other land.
Sinciput
The fore part of the head
Prow
The fore part of a vessel the bow the stem hence the vessel itself
Overnight
The fore part of the night last past the previous evening
Harpings
The fore parts of the wales which encompass the bow of a vessel and are fastened to the stem
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