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• head|fore|most — «HEHD FR mohst, FOHR », adverb. = headfirst. (Cf. ↑headfirst) …   Useful english dictionary

• stern|fore|most — «STURN FR mohst, muhst; FOHR », adverb. 1. with the stern first; backwards. 2. Figurative. clumsily; awkwardly …   Useful english dictionary

• tail|fore|most — «TAYL FR mohst, FOHR », adverb. = tailfirst. (Cf. ↑tailfirst) …   Useful english dictionary

• most — most·lings; most·ly; near·most; neath·most; north·east·ern·most; north·er·most; north·ern·most; north·most; out·er·most; out·most; over·most; pred·most; pri·most; rear·most; right·most; sea·most; south·east·ern·most; south·er·most;… …   English syllables

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• Fore River (soccer) — Fore River (also known as the Fore River Shipbuilding Company Stars) was an amateur U.S. soccer team which had its origins as the Fore River Shipbuilding company team of Quincy, Massachusetts.HistoryEarly team records are spotty, but the team… …   Wikipedia

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• Fore part — or Forepart Fore part , n. The part most advanced, or first in time or in place; the beginning. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• fore|see´a|bly — fore|see|a|ble «fr SEE uh buhl, fohr », adjective. that can be foreseen: »Machine tool prices are stable, a condition most companies contend will hold for the foreseeable future (Wall Street Journal). –fore|see´a|bly, adverb …   Useful english dictionary

• fore|see|a|ble — «fr SEE uh buhl, fohr », adjective. that can be foreseen: »Machine tool prices are stable, a condition most companies contend will hold for the foreseeable future (Wall Street Journal). –fore|see´a|bly, adverb …   Useful english dictionary