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Meanings of forepart in English
Usage of forepart in English
1
There are seldom bright sailing days in the forepart of March.
2
The forepart had disappeared completely, and the hind part up to the axle.
3
Fresh Gales and Cloudy, with some rain in the forepart of this day.
4
The forepart of the ensuing week saw their departure from Brussels.
5
Jukes, motionless on the forepart of the bridge, began to speak at once.
6
I was wakeful the forepart o' the night,-'tis very unusual with me, too.
7
Cloudy all the forepart of the day, after Part Clear.
8
You may expect it in the forepart of March.
9
Onto the forepart of the kayaks they placed their weapons, leather lines, floats and drags.
10
Under the forepart of the house, there are cellars built of stone, but not arched.
11
The forepart of the bear rolled about in the snow, although its after half was still.
12
The forepart of the vessel is crowded to the full as much as the genteeler quarter.
13
The negroes now came into the cabin, for the after-magazine was under the forepart of it.
14
Wherefore throw yourself upon the bed, and lift the forepart of your garments over your face.
15
Then they attacked Onund's ship, in the forepart of which he was standing and fighting manfully.
16
Fore'top, hair on the forepart of the head.
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Forepart through the time
Forepart across language varieties
United Kingdom
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