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

Fore Golla

Fore Golla but funny YouTuber

Fore Golla but funny YouTuber

by Lola Frever August 3, 2023

Fore Eyes

Calque of Spanish “anteojos” (“glasses”) which is a compound of ante (in front of, before), and ojos (eyes)

Often misheard as “four eyes”

“That kid over there has fore eyes.”

by Alex-2598 April 28, 2025

fore-nought-o'clock

Period between 18:00 (6:00 pm) until 23:59 (11:59 pm).

Fore-nought-o'clock.

by Ñuñuñuñuñuñu August 9, 2025

fore-nought-o'clock

Period from 18:00 (6:00 pm) until 00:00 (12:00 am).

Fore-nought-o'clock.

by ÑÇÇÑÇÇÑÇÇÑÇÇÑ August 26, 2025

fore-nought-o'clock

Period from 6:00 PM to 11:59 PM.

Fore-nought-o'clock.

by Çyñywynny October 24, 2025

Fore shore

A comment to be used when someone uses a phonetic spelling of a phrase or word (commonly the former) rather than the correct spelling(s). Play on words of "for sure".

"yo gang we going out for stake dinner too night you coming?"

"fore shore bro 🥀✌️"

by wound_out_ November 9, 2025