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for your eyes only
meant to be seen by only one person
forage
to search for food or supplies
foray
A brief attempt or venture into something.
forbid
To prohibit or make something not allowed.
forbidden fruit
Something tempting but off-limits.
force
to compel or make something happen
force it down your throat
to impose something unwanted on someone
force of habit
doing something automatically without thinking
force someone's hand
to compel someone to act
forceful
Strong and assertive in expression or action.
forcefully
with strong effort or power
forceps
A tool for grasping or holding objects.
forcible
Done with strength or power.
forcibly
In a way that uses physical power.
forcing function
a constraint you create on purpose so you can't back out
fore
located at or near the front
forearm
The part of the arm between elbow and wrist.
forebear
An ancestor or earlier generation.
foreboding
A feeling that something bad will happen.
forecast
a prediction about future events
forecaster
A person who predicts future events.
foreclose
To take possession of property due to non-payment.
foreclosure
Legal process of taking ownership of property for unpaid debt.
forefather
An ancestor or early founder of a group.