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speaker

Meaning

Noun

●
The
of something or
that
the
it
moves.
●
The
of a
with the main entrance.
●
A
of activity.
●
A person or
as the public
of some other,
group.
●
In Meteorology:
The
or
between two
of different
, often
in
. Since the
is the most important
of
, a front almost
of different
.
●
In Military:
An area where
are
in
, especially the
of contact.
●
In Military:
The
by an
from the
of one
to the
of the other
.
●
In Military:
The
of the enemy.
●
In Military:
When a
does not
or is not
, the
toward which the
is faced.
●
A major
of the Soviet Army.
●
Cheek;
; impudence.
●
An
, show,
,
: an
and
of oneself.
●
That which
the
part of the
: a front
of
by women.
●
The most
part.
●
The beginning.
●
In British English:
A
or
promenade.
●
The
or
, the part of the
above the
; sometimes, also, the whole
.
●
The
whose
it is to
a client's
, which is often the
"front" used as an exclamation.
●
A
(jewellery
on front teeth).

Adj

●
Located at or
the front.
●
In Phonetics:
Pronounced with the
part of the body of the
toward the front of the
,
the
(most often
a vowel).
●
Closest or
, of a set of
which
at particular
, or of the
they
; (typically, the front
or front year is the next
or year after the current one).

Verb

●
To
(on, to); to be
in a given direction.
●
To
, be
to.
●
To
, to
, to confront.
●
To
with, at the front; to
the front.
●
In Phonetics:
To
with the
in a front position.
●
In Linguistics:
To
(a
or
) to the
of a
(or
of
, etc).
●
To
as a front (for); to
(for).
●
To lead or be the
of (a
,
etc.).
●
Of an
in
: to be the
of (a system),
of the patient's body.
●
To provide money or financial
to.
●
To
or
appearances.
●
To
or
to
someone with
or
(on).
●
To
before.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

front
English
arrow
front
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
Sourced from
Etym

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