Virtues Golf was spectacular… my game, not so much 🙃. Good thing I had plenty of #balls 😉 #golfishard #mulligans #foreright
April 26, 2026 at 2:26 AM
Virtues Golf was spectacular… my game, not so much 🙃. Good thing I had plenty of #balls 😉 #golfishard #mulligans #foreright
He spits foreright; his haughty chest before,
Like batt'ring rams, beats open ev'ry door;
Like batt'ring rams, beats open ev'ry door;
August 16, 2026 at 1:15 PM
He spits foreright; his haughty chest before,
Like batt'ring rams, beats open ev'ry door;
Like batt'ring rams, beats open ev'ry door;
So excited for golf in 2025. LIV, PGA, LPGA, DPWorld Tour, Skins, various showdowns and "the matches", Ryder Cup. Great time for golf. #golf #foreright
December 14, 2024 at 10:17 AM
So excited for golf in 2025. LIV, PGA, LPGA, DPWorld Tour, Skins, various showdowns and "the matches", Ryder Cup. Great time for golf. #golf #foreright
Number?
wtf
I knew Iran would be much better prepared cause this time it’S NOT a suprise attack but how much have we freaking lost
The admin will not be foreright here
wtf
I knew Iran would be much better prepared cause this time it’S NOT a suprise attack but how much have we freaking lost
The admin will not be foreright here
Iran’s attack in Jordan has damaged a number of helicopters, US officials tell NYT
July 18, 2026 at 11:35 PM
Number?
wtf
I knew Iran would be much better prepared cause this time it’S NOT a suprise attack but how much have we freaking lost
The admin will not be foreright here
wtf
I knew Iran would be much better prepared cause this time it’S NOT a suprise attack but how much have we freaking lost
The admin will not be foreright here
Word of the Hour: Foreright - Right forward; onward. #WordOfTheHour #WordOfTheDay
July 25, 2026 at 10:45 AM
Word of the Hour: Foreright - Right forward; onward. #WordOfTheHour #WordOfTheDay
#Today's #catholic #mass #readings are Jeremiah 1:17-19 and Mark 6:17-29, some thoughts:
* Be determined and foreright, not coniving or decadent.
* We should always appraise how we first look at a situation to better review who we are.
* When law is overriden by whim, only evil can live
* Be determined and foreright, not coniving or decadent.
* We should always appraise how we first look at a situation to better review who we are.
* When law is overriden by whim, only evil can live
August 29, 2025 at 8:13 PM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
April 4, 2026 at 5:32 PM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
April 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
March 24, 2026 at 3:50 AM
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
March 24, 2026 at 12:50 AM
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
March 3, 2026 at 9:35 PM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
January 4, 2026 at 1:13 PM
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
January 3, 2026 at 5:31 AM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
October 8, 2025 at 3:47 AM
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
October 3, 2025 at 2:13 AM
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
August 27, 2025 at 5:52 PM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
August 27, 2025 at 10:46 AM
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
June 25, 2025 at 2:01 PM
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
June 20, 2025 at 5:36 PM
FORERIGHT [foa•rr'eit] adj. or adv. Direct; right in front; straight forward. 'It (i.e., the river Rother) had heretofore a direct and foreright continued current and passage as to Appledore'
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
—Somner, Ports and Forts, p. 50.
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
May 28, 2025 at 3:40 AM
UPGROWN [up•groan] adj. Grown up. 'He must be as old as that, because he's got upgrown daughters.' (See Foreright.)—East Kent.
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
May 4, 2025 at 7:06 PM
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
April 22, 2025 at 1:30 PM
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
March 27, 2025 at 3:10 PM
OUTSTAND [outstand•] vb. To oppose; to stand out against, either in making a bargain or an assertion.
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'
(Foreright, Upstand, &c.)
'He outstood me that he hadn't seen him among de currants.'