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Definitions for Fore

[1] situated at or toward the front, as compared with something else.
[2] first in place, time, order, rank, etc.; forward; earlier.
[3] Nautical . of or relating to a foremast. noting a sail, yard, boom, etc., or any rigging belonging to a fore lower mast or to some upper mast of a foremast. noting any stay running aft and upward to the head of a fore lower mast or to some specified upper mast of a foremast: fore topmast stay. situated at or toward the bow of a vessel; forward.
[4] Nautical . at or toward the bow.
[5] forward.
[6] Obsolete . before.
[7] the forepart of anything; front.
[8] the fore, Nautical . the foremast.
[9] Also 'fore . Informal . before.
[10] fore and aft , Nautical . in, at, or to both ends of a ship.
[11] to the fore , into a conspicuous place or position; to or at the front. at hand; ready; available. still alive.
[12] (used as a cry of warning to persons on a course who are in danger of being struck by the ball.)
[13] a prefix meaning “before” (in space, time, condition, etc.), “front,” “superior,” etc.: forehead; forecastle; forecast; foretell; foreman.
[14] (usually in combination) located at, in, or towards the front the forelegs of a horse
[15] the front part
[16] something located at, in, or towards the front
[17] short for foremast
[18] fore and aft located at or directed towards both ends of a vessel a fore-and-aft rig
[19] to the fore to or into the front or conspicuous position Scot and Irish alive or active is your grandfather still to the fore?
[20] at or towards a ship's bow
[21] obsolete before
[22] a less common word for before
[23] (in golf) a warning shout made by a player about to make a shot
[24] before in time or rank foresight ; forefather ; foreman
[25] at or near the front; before in place forehead ; forecourt

Words related to Fore

forward, ante, ahead, before, beforehand, near, previous, antecedently, nearest

Words nearby Fore

forde, fordless, fordo, fordone, fordyce's spots, fore, fore and aft, fore clipping, fore edge, fore plane, fore-

Origin of Fore

-combining form representing Middle English, Old English for(e )

Words that may be confused with Fore

for, fore, four

Word origin for Fore

-Old English, from fore (adv)

Synonyms for Fore

ante, forward, ahead, antecedently, before, beforehand, in advance, near, nearest, precedently, previous