Foreseed

To predict the future, but unable to English.

Michelle said she was able to foreseed the coming of age, but everyone laughed.

by xiao_br January 29, 2023

Foresee

The ability to foresee or perceive something not actually visible, as through mental acuteness. Force or power of the imagination, as a writer of great vision Quincy Of extraordinary beauty

I foreseen todays events many decades ago with Silva Browne and other well known visionary’s - And Psychics which we are not apart of.

by Quincy The Beautiful June 14, 2019

foresee

A big turd of a human being who rarely comes to work and passes out drunk in women's restrooms.

Did you see that guy? He was all Foresee'd up.

by 'ol bitchell April 17, 2009

foreseen

unexpected,not known beforehand

We had some unforeseen problems with the new engine

by Muya February 11, 2019

foreheed

someone with an unfeasibly large forehead, 9cm or over.

that guys got a massive foreheed!

by neil-p March 28, 2009

foresee

A big turd of a human being who rarely comes to work and passes out drunk in women's restrooms.

Did you see that guy? He was all Foresee'd up.

by ol bitchell April 17, 2009

Forefeed

An action with enough energy to elicit a reaction. The energy required depends on the reactor type: a rock , for example, may need more energy to show a change from its baseline state, that is, energy required to pick the rock up or to break it. On the other hand, a person may be affected just by a glance.

Abdul doesn't need a lot of forefeed from you, he's pretty attuned to what you need.

by Abbyess September 6, 2022