foreshoulder
foreshoulder noun: the front part of the shoulder.
Noun
foreshoulder (plural foreshoulders)
- The front part of the shoulder.
- I, seeing the danger, ran in with the same precipitancy, and clapping the muzzle of my gun almost close to his side, a little be his foreshoulder, shot him quite through the body; so he dropped down dead before us.1800, The Adventures of Signor Gaudentio di Lucca., Wilmington: Bonsal & Niles, page 186
- He rides a white horse whose foreshoulders are as high as my head.1883, Dr. A. B. Weymouth, editor, A Memorial Sketch of Lieut. Edgar M. Newcomb, of the Nineteenth Mass. Vols., page 33
Forms of foreshoulder
| plural | foreshoulders |
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Origin of foreshoulder
fore- + shoulder
Questions about foreshoulder
- What does foreshoulder mean?
- Foreshoulder means the front part of the shoulder.
- What part of speech is foreshoulder?
- Foreshoulder is a noun.
- What is the plural of foreshoulder?
- The plural of foreshoulder is foreshoulders.
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