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Antonyms:
abaft,
aft,
astern
Often used in the same context:
forefront,
cropper,
grips,
back,
haunt,
fruition,
trumps,
prominence,
acuteness,
spotlight,
ambit,
fever pitch,
whence,
into,
flashpoint,
limelight,
out,
handy,
stead,
asunder,
fulcrum,
roost,
burner,
vogue,
rightwards,
crux,
watchword,
undone,
vanguard,
fray,
amongst,
sophoclean,
standstill,
highlight,
amidst,
briskness,
underlining,
heels,
intensifies,
antecedents,
dimension,
frailties,
reckoning,
quietus,
revisited,
stormy petrel,
brink,
jugular,
brimful,
behind,
bugbear,
surfacing,
amid,
smoothened,
vaunt,
wayside,
heights,
crescendo,
dampener,
loggerheads,
sunder,
portent,
leitmotif,
impetus,
enamour,
augurs,
manifold,
vigor,
tumults,
spanner,
underpinning,
verve,
oratorial,
cunningness,
towards,
carthorses,
naught,
dynamism,
unde,
revelation,
harbinger,
incisiveness,
overdrive,
fixity,
shadows,
acrimonies,
echoes,
disrepute,
garryowen,
resultant,
embroilment,
dravida,
leftwards,
mire,
boil,
recurring decimal,
resonance,
charlatanry,
unawares,
unmasked,
gluepot,
duumvirate,
stern,
cut,
line,
bar,
fio,
con,
horizontal,
lino,
spout,
vent,
warp,
aft,
amidships,
arrow,
band,
chute,
everything,
fin,
lines,
opposite,
hind,
amputated,
flexed,
mizzen,
outstretched,
front,
clawed,
dexter,
splayed,
stubby,
stumpy,
swollen,
crooked,
lacerated,
numbed,
uninjured,
bared,
bitten,
bruised,
crippled
Appears in the definition of:
actias luna,
brigantine,
fore-and-after,
fore-and-aft rig,
fore-and-aft sail,
fore-and-aft topsail,
forward,
gaff,
gaff-headed sail,
gaffsail,
gaff topsail,
hermaphrodite brig,
jib,
lateen,
lateen sail,
luna moth,
mizen,
mizzen,
sliding seat,
spanker,
sprit,
spritsail,
staysail,
step to the fore,
thumb index,
topmast,
uncut
Part of:
vessel,
watercraft
More general:
front
Synonyms:
anterior,
bow,
foremost,
forward,
front,
prow,
stem
Also try:
— Nouns for fore:
wings,
wing,
arm,
brain,
leg,
part,
fathers,
legs,
aft,
feet,
limb,
more...
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