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Etymology: Middle English for-, fore-, from Old English fore-, from fore, adverb
1.
a. : at an earlier point in time : beforehand
fore see
fore tell
b. : occurring at an earlier point in time : occurring beforehand
fore payment
fore period
c. : being an early part of (something stipulated)
fore day
fore summer
2.
a. : situated at or toward the front : situated in front of something
fore leg
fore porch
b. : being the front part of (something stipulated)
fore arm
fore palate