fore|bear

fore|bear
fore|bear «FR bair, FOHR-», noun.
an ancestor; forefather: »

Other things to be seen in Northants include Sulgrave Manor, ancestral home of the Washingtons and of George Washington's forebears (Punch).

Also, forbear.

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