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Fore   /fɔr/   Listen
Fore

noun
1.
Front part of a vessel or aircraft.  Synonyms: bow, prow, stem.
adjective
1.
Situated at or toward the bow of a vessel.
adverb
1.
Near or toward the bow of a ship or cockpit of a plane.  Synonym: forward.



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"Fore" Quotes from Famous Books



... Ka[:i]-t['e][:i] no Ikken (View of the Ocean-Bed) sufficiently explained the design. The su[:i]bon, or "water-tray," containing the display was half filled with rocks and sand so as to resemble a sea-bottom; and little fishes appeared swarming in the fore-ground. A little farther back, upon an elevation, stood Otohim['e], the Dragon-King's daughter, surrounded by her maiden attendants, and gazing, with just the shadow of a smile, at two men in naval uniform who were shaking hands,—dead heroes of the war: Admiral Makaroff and Commander Hiros['e]!... ...
— The Romance of the Milky Way - And Other Studies & Stories • Lafcadio Hearn

... which comes up from the fires of AEtna and made of it a warm bath of vapor, to cure the pains of mortal men; and he made a honeycomb of gold, in which the bees came and stored their honey; and in Egypt he made the fore-court of the temple of Hephaistus, in Memphis, and a statue of himself within it, and many another wondrous work. And for Minos he made statues which spoke and moved, and the temple of Britomartis, ...
— Types of Children's Literature • Edited by Walter Barnes

... glance for one moment, with an expression of regret upon the proud and noble animal, who with dilating nostrils, flashing eyes, and impatient stamping of the fore-feet, stood by his side, arching gracefully his finely-formed and muscular throat. But this expression of regret soon vanished. He let go the bridle and bowing to the king he said, "I am ...
— Berlin and Sans-Souci • Louise Muhlbach

... married for fifty-seven years, and none of the many friends of James and Lucretia Mott, need be told how much that union meant, nor what sorrow comes with its end in this world." Mary Grew pronounced his fitting epitaph when she said: "He was ever calm, steadfast, and strong in the fore ...
— The Underground Railroad • William Still

... what you thought. I'll tell you what. Do you send Giles to Winslow's, and tell them to send in early to-morrow a nice fore-quarter of lamb. Or it wouldn't hurt you if you went and chose ...
— He Knew He Was Right • Anthony Trollope


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