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forefeel
verb fore·feel \(ˌ)fȯr-ˈfēl\
fore·felt\-ˈfelt\fore·feel·ing
Definition of FOREFEEL
transitive verb
: to have a presentiment of
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First Known Use of FOREFEEL
1580
Related to FOREFEEL
- Synonyms
- anticipate, divine, foresee, foreknow, prevision
Rhymes with FOREFEEL
aiguille, all-wheel, anneal, appeal, big deal, big wheel, bilge keel, bonemeal, bonspiel, cam wheel, Castile, cartwheel, chainwheel, chenille, cogwheel, conceal, congeal, cornmeal, done deal, eared seal, enwheel, fifth wheel, fish meal, flywheel, for real, four-wheel, freewheel, fur seal, genteel, get real, good deal, great seal, handwheel, harp seal, ideal, inchmeal, mild steel, mill wheel, misdeal, mobile, Mobile, monk seal, mouthfeel, New Deal, newsreel, nosewheel, oatmeal, O'Neal, pastille, piecemeal, pinwheel, prayer wheel, raw deal, repeal, reveal, schlemiel, self-heal, side-wheel, singspiel, somedeal, spike heel, stabile, tahsil, Tar Heel, thumbwheel, unreel, unseal, worm wheel
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