| foreign exchange |
international monetary transaction, as between governments or businesses of different countries. [2 definitions] |
| foreign minister |
a cabinet member who supervises and conducts foreign affairs. |
| foreign office |
in some nations, the government department officially concerned with foreign policy. |
| foreknow |
to know before the existence or occurrence of. |
| foreknowledge |
knowledge or awareness of something before it occurs or exists; prescience. |
| foreland |
a part of the land that juts out into the water; promontory; cape. |
| foreleg |
one of the two front legs of an animal with four or more legs. |
| forelimb |
one of the front appendages of an animal with four limbs, such as a leg or flipper. |
| forelock1 |
a lock or tuft of hair that grows on or above the forehead, esp. on a horse. |
| forelock2 |
a pin fitted or driven through an opening to hold two parts together; linchpin. [2 definitions] |
| foreman |
the supervisor of a group of workers, as in a factory or shop. [2 definitions] |
| foremast |
the foreward mast on a vessel having two or more masts. |
| foremost |
first in time, place, or esp. rank. [2 definitions] |
| forenamed |
mentioned or named before; aforementioned. |
| forenoon |
the part of the day before noon; morning. |
| forensic |
pertaining to or used in legal proceedings. [5 definitions] |
| forensic medicine |
the application of expert medical knowledge to questions of law. |
| foreordain |
to appoint or determine beforehand; predestine. |
| forepart |
the front, first, or earliest part. |
| forepaw |
the paw of an animal's front leg. |
| foreplay |
mutual sexual stimulation before intercourse. |