adj Situated at or toward the front.
- The fore end of the tape is drawn out, and when the indicator points to this number the end is firmly fixed to the front of the camera.
— The Photographic Journal (1921)
- The fore section of the ship houses the crew's quarters.
- The fore deck was crowded with passengers watching the harbor come into view.
- Mud had splashed across the fore wheels of the old tractor.
intj A warning shout in golf to alert people that a ball is heading their way.
- He yelled "Fore!" as the ball sliced toward the next fairway.
- Fore! Duck, everyone, there is a ball flying straight at us!
- She shouted fore as soon as her shot veered toward the group by the pond.
