1. located at or toward the front

1. at or toward the front; in advance

1. the front part of something

1. a warning shout used in golf to alert others that a ball is heading in their direction
Usage: golf

Examples

• The fore section of the ship was damaged in the storm.
• She moved fore to get a better view of the stage.
• The captain stood at the fore of the vessel.
• The golfer yelled ‘Fore!’ as his ball veered toward the crowd.
• The fore wheels of the car need new tires.
• He positioned himself fore of the group during the march.
• The fore deck was slippery from the morning dew.