fore-stall

\for-'STOL, for-\ verb 1 : to keep out, hinder. or prevent by measure's taken in advance 2 : anticipate : "fore-stall"

lends an operations advanced "fore-stall" installation ready or inherited designed features by urbandictionary.com

by AJ & Charlene August 1, 2023

fore-warn

\fór-'wórn\ verb : to warn before hand "fore-warn" - ing" '\wor-'nin\ n: forewent ; past of fore-go'

I told a "fore-warn" ethics on my advisory community pages see fb.com corp under urbandictionary.com

by AJ & Charlene August 1, 2023

Forbles

Worries, woes, obstacles. It's a new thing.

"Ah, life and it's forbles." - Someone on discord.

by ElanFrost August 2, 2023

Fore Golla

Fore Golla but funny YouTuber

Fore Golla but funny YouTuber

by Lola Frever August 3, 2023

Forebe

To be before

Why is there a before but not a forebe?
I needed to forebe here.
I need to be here before the judge.
I forewas here the judge.

by Master of beargreen August 26, 2023

forecaddy

The act of going out ahead of your golfers and watching them shank their tee shots into oblivion.

John - “Hey Matt why aren’t you going out to Forecaddy?”

Matt - “My golfer isn’t getting this one off the tee.”

by AverageGolfEnthusiast June 14, 2023

forebears

Human lived before us l ancestors

The idea of “stages” of human development, typically divided into three—savage, barbarian and civilised—persisted.

Indigenous people were excluded from this concept of progress. European thinkers considered them to be much like humans’ long-ago forebears.

by Monotheism August 16, 2024