foregoo 

The past tense of forego; First coined by Brandy Roderick, former Playboy Playmate of the Year, on Donald Trump's television show "The Celebrity Apprentice."

Ivanka Trump: "Brandy why did you forego taking those responsibilities?"

Brandy Roderick: "I didn't fore... foregoo anything."

foregoo by Em Eye April 27, 2009

Forgoogle 

A thought runs through your head while you are busy doing something. You make a mental note to look it up when you are done. By the time you are ready to google it you realize you've forgotten what the heck it was you wanted to find out.

I was watching TV and wondered where I'd seen that woman before. I waited till the program was over and damn if I didn't forgoogle her name.

Forgoogle by sofa king April 8, 2013

foreground window 

what microsoft sam won't shut up about

"foreground window, push space bar, click here, etc."

foreground window by tom123456 December 25, 2007

Foreground obstruction crew 

People and vehicles at airshows and airports charged with the vitally important task of obstructing photographers trying to get pictures of the aircraft. They typically wear orange shirts and/or reflective vests to enhance their visibility. They are best known for making their appearance *just* when the most interesting aircraft of the entire event is about to pass by, remaining present until they have spoiled the photo opportunity, and then returning to their lair.

Sh*t! My photo of that F-100 was spoiled by the foreground obstruction crew!

Foreground obstruction crew by avgfhadsfkjbvhadsfjhbv August 28, 2006

forego 

to do without, to give up, to go without.

I will forego drinking soda for 1 year.

forego by kdcollector1231 January 15, 2015

foreground 

Nearby objects that are closer than the background (esp. in websites: the foreground is the text, images etc.)

"The foreground needs some colour."
"Shut up and mind your own website!"
"I would if my computer wasn't UP YOUR ASS!"

foreground by Bastardized Bottomburp March 22, 2003

Foregone conclusion 

This phrase is commonly used in Sporting circles where there is no doubt about the final outcome of an event before it has even taken place.

There are some very rare occasions where the professed ‘conclusion’ doesn’t work out according to plan, one occasion was in Japan (Feb 1990) when Mike Tyson predicted his knock-out of Buster Douglas.

Even more famously, the memorable phrase was announced in Carnoustie during the Bus Pushers 2015 tour when Casey (3rd Runner-up on the Wicklow Hurling team of the Millennium) was heard to declare that the next day’s team event was going to be won by the Greenkeepers and the result was a foregone conclusion.

Despite the reasonable start with a 6 pointer on the first hole, Casey’s previous days confidence soon evaporated with a couple of 3 pointers and an even more impressive 2 pointer on the 5th hole. By the time they got to the turn his embarrassed teammates were hoping that the opposition would decide not to play the back-nine so that the ill-advised declaration may still have a chance of coming true.

Alas it was not to be, the greenkeepers final score was a full 11 points behind the winners total of 86 points. No-one can be bothered to remember who actually won that day but the resounding chorus of Foregone conclusion was heard being chanted from the winners room until 9pm when Tony went to bed.

The tale of the golfing foregone conclusion is still being discussed in Scottish golf clubs to the present day.

Frank: How are you feeling about tomorrow’s team event Richie?

Richie: Not too sure Frank, had a few electrical faults on Trump Aberdeen today and only scored 17 pts, luckily for me Willie was on fire and carried us to victory, what about you Smithy?

Smithy: Ah Richie lad, calm down us Raharney lads are born winners, didn’t we win the Westmeath U-21, Junor & Senior hurling titles in 1984, the rest of those lads won’t know what hit them, what do you think Casey?

Casey; It’s a foregone conclusion lads!

Foregone conclusion by The Navigator October 8, 2018