Definitions

1. adverb

in or to the front of something, or in advance of something

“The golfer swung the club for the shot over the fore of the green.”

2. noun

the front part of a ship, especially in relation to the stern or the direction of travel

“The captain gave orders to the fore and the crew responded promptly.”

3. noun

the front or leading part of a group, army, or other organization

“The fore of the marching band led the procession down the street.”

4. noun

the front part of a theater, especially where the curtain is hung

“The fore of the theater was packed with excited audience members.”

5. noun

a person in front of or in charge of a group, especially in a feudal or social hierarchy

“The fore of the village was respected for his leadership and wisdom.”

6. adverb

before a particular time or event, or in the future

“The forecast suggests that it will rain for the rest of the day and the fore of the week.”

7. noun

the front part of a wave, especially a surf wave

“The surfer caught the fore of the wave and rode it all the way to shore.”