fore
/fɔr/
noun
- The front part of something, especially a ship or an animal.
- The car's fore was damaged in the collision.
- The captain stood at the fore of the ship, watching the horizon.
- The horse's fore is sleek and muscular.
adjective
- Situated at or toward the front.
- The fore cabin of the boat has the best view.
- The fore legs of the dog were injured.
- He took a seat in the fore section of the airplane.
interjection
- A warning cry in golf to alert others that a ball is headed their way.
- The golfer cried 'Fore!' just in time to warn the group ahead.
- Always shout 'Fore!' if your shot might hit someone.
- He yelled 'Fore!' as his ball veered toward the other players.