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101front — See: IN FRONT OF …
102front — See: IN FRONT OF …
103front — (temperature front; frontal region) Region where a sharp gradient in temperature occurs, often indicating the demarcation between two current systems or water masses; usually associated with intense biological activity …
104front — affront front …
105Front — Forside. Gøre front, vende sig imod, trodse …
106front — See: in front of …
107front it — vb a. to face up to someone or something, either with courage or bluff She decided to front him out. b. to behave aggressively or over assertively. An activity of young working class males, often containing an implicit invitation to violence. ►… …
108front me — lend me money for now, put up the money If you will front me, I can buy the car and then repay you …
109front n — She was only the Weatherman s daughter, but she sure had a warm front …
110front up — Austral./NZ make an appearance; turn up. → front …