In this article, you’ll find a comprehensive list of words that start with “for” to help expand your vocabulary and enhance your language skills.
- Forbear- To refrain from an action.
- Forbid- To command against.
- Force- Strength or power.
- Forget- Fail to remember.
- Forage- Search for food.
- Formal- Following rules or customs.
- Forte- A person’s strong point.
- Forfeit- To lose as a penalty.
- Foray- A sudden attack or incursion.
- Forensic- Related to scientific methods in solving crimes.
- Foreign- From another country.
- Foreman- Supervisor of a group.
- Forecast- Predict future events.
- Foresee- To predict.
- Forever- For all time.
- Forlorn- Pitifully sad.
- Forfeit- Give up as a result of failure.
- Forger- One who falsifies.
- Formula- A mathematical relationship.
- Fortune- Luck or wealth.
- Forensics- Scientific tests.
- Forborne- Past tense of forbear.
- Forebode- To predict or foretell.
- Fortress- A heavily protected building.
- Forenoon- The period before noon.
- Foresight- Ability to predict.
- Forefather- An ancestor.
- Forgery- The act of forging.
- Forename- A personal name before the family name.
- Forum- A meeting place for discussion.
- Foreplay- Initial sexual stimulation.
- Forerunner- A predecessor.
- Formative- Capable of shaping.
- Fornicate- Engage in illicit sex.
- Formulaic- Following a formula.
- Forgetful- Apt to forget.
- Forestall- To prevent by taking action.
- Forbearance- Patience, restraint.
- Foregone- Already decided.
- Forcible- Done by force.
- Forensics- Scientific tests in legal contexts.
- Formatting- Arranging data into a particular structure.
- Foreword- An introductory section in a book.
- Foray- A sudden invasion or attack.
- Formless- Lacking shape.
- Forensics- Related to criminal investigations.
- Forevermore- For eternity.
- Formalize- To give a definite structure.
- Forsake- To abandon.
- Forewarn- To inform beforehand of a danger.
- Förder- A promoter or supporter.
- Formative- Relating to growth or development.
- Forsaken- Abandoned, deserted.
- Forebear- Ancestor.
- Fortitude- Courage in pain or adversity.
- Forgo- To give up.
- Forepaw- The front paw of a four-legged animal.
- Foreshadow- To give a hint of what’s to come.
- Forested- Covered with trees.
- Forenamed- Named before.
- Forbearer- An ancestor or forefather.
- Foresightful- Having foresight.
- Forma- Shape or form.
- Formic- Relating to ants.
- Forcible- Using force.
- Foresworn- Sworn falsely.
- Fordable- Able to be crossed by wading.
- Foreignness- Quality of being from another country.
- Formative- Serving to form something.
- Forgivable- Able to be forgiven.
- Forgetfulness- Tendency to forget.
- Forecastle- The forward part of a ship.
- Foramina- Openings or holes, particularly in bones.
- Fortification- A defensive wall.
- Foreground- The part of a view nearest to the observer.
- Foregather- To gather together.
- Forthcoming- About to happen.
- Forbearing- Patient and restrained.
- Formulation- The action of creating something.
- Foreran- Ran beforehand.
- Formative- Capable of forming.
- Forerun- To precede.
- Forensics- Use of science in legal contexts.
- Format- Arrangement of data.
- Foreignism- A foreign phrase adopted into a language.
- Forcibly- Using physical force.
- Forster- Promote the growth.
- Forward- Directed toward the front.
- Forager- Someone who searches for food.
- Forby- By, near.
- Forcibly- Done with power.
- Fortnightly- Occurring every two weeks.
- Forevermore- Continually.
- Forklift- A vehicle used for lifting heavy items.
- Forasmuch- Since, because.
- Foreordain- To predetermine.
- Forfeiture- The action of forfeiting.
- Foraminous- Full of holes.
- Foray- A brief excursion.
- Formation- The action of forming something.
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