Forefoot is valid Scrabble Word

Is forefoot a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for FOREFOOT in dictionary:

NOUN:

one of the front feet of an animal
each of the front feet of a four-footed animal.
the foremost section of a shoe.
either of the front feet of an animal
One of the anterior feet of a quardruped or multiped; -- usually written fore foot.
A piece of timber which terminates the keel at the fore end, connecting it with the lower end of the stem.
a front foot of a quadruped
the foremost section of a ship's keel.

Words related to FOREFOOT

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How to use FOREFOOT in a sentence

From under our forefoot the flying fish sped, the monsters pursued them.
He put a forefoot on the sill, and stood there, while the girl urged him again.
The bare, horny part of the fore-foot was just six inches long, and the two portions could be separated four inches at the extremities.
The native pony pushes the snow aside with its forefoot and finds its feed.
A fourth and then a fifth shot followed, and at the fifth the yelping dogs dropped back toward the coulee, one of them limping with a shattered fore-foot.
By the liquid smoothness of that gallop, by the white-stockinged forefoot, by something about his head, and above all by what she knew of his cunning, she had recognized Alcatraz.
At times she was decidedly lame on the off fore-foot.
Here, unfortunately, the near fore-foot became wedged in between two converging railway plates, one of which formed a part of the waggon-way, on which the trucks were running.
With the condition confined to one fore-foot, the animal is able to get up and down with a moderate degree of comfort.
The horse subsequently did his work as well as ever, and was ridden to hounds regularly till the end of the year 1861, when he went lame of the off fore-foot.

And, as in the fore-foot, there are merely two splints to represent the second and the fourth toes.
Again we drove along, but had not proceeded more than a mile or two, when up sprung another old doe, and ran toward Landy, stamping her fore-foot fiercely.
The dog, scenting trouble, bristled and snarled, baring his long fangs and standing with one forefoot raised.
The elephant, before crossing, had put his forefoot out to try the strength of the bridge and with a little shake the bridge had collapsed and dropped into the water.
It was found, however, that under the forefoot of the vessel the water deepened so rapidly that, at a distance of a few fathoms, no soundings could be obtained.
He learned to pace around in a circle, lifting each forefoot with a sway of the body and a pawing movement which was quite rhythmical.
He learned how to crowd a man against the side of a stall, and how to reach him, when at his head, by an upward and forward stroke of the forefoot.
I told him, too, where they were, and how one of them had fallen into a stream and lay there on its back drowned, with its forefoot caught in a forked root.
He lifted the right forefoot, the one the horse had favored, and found a stone imbedded tightly in the cloven hoof.
I could see the waves boiling white under her forefoot.
One of the ewes, dissatisfied with a back view, stamped her forefoot impatiently, and ran round in front, and out into the sun.
Neither could he remember having seen the horse, which was a sorrel with a white left forefoot and a white nose.
There was the same sorrel horse with a white left forefoot and a white nose.
And then he remembered the sorrel horse with the left forefoot and muzzle white, and he recalled the sound he had heard as of the lifting of a latch.
Surge blotted her out amid-ships, and her streaming forefoot jutted clear.
He lifted the other forefoot, but the shoe was still there.

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