Forward

What do we mean by forward?

At, near, or belonging to the front or forepart; fore. adjective

Located ahead or in advance. adjective

Going, tending, or moving toward a position in front. adjective

Advancing toward an opponent's goal. adjective

Moving in a prescribed direction or order for normal use. adjective

Ardently inclined; eager. adjective

Lacking restraint or modesty; presumptuous or bold. adjective

Being ahead of current economic, political, or technological trends; progressive. adjective

Deviating radically from convention or tradition; extreme. adjective

Exceptionally advanced; precocious. adjective

Of, relating to, or done in preparation for the future. adjective

Toward or tending to the front; frontward. adverb

Into consideration. adverb

In or toward the future. adverb

In the prescribed direction or sequence for normal use. adverb

One of the eight players (comprising two props, one hooker, two locks, two flankers and one number eight, collectively known as the pack) whose primary task is to gain and maintain possession of the ball (compare back).

A player on a team in football (soccer) in the row nearest to the opposing team's goal, who are therefore principally responsible for scoring goals.

An umbrella term for a centre or winger in ice hockey.

The small forward or power forward position; two frontcourt positions that are taller than guards but shorter than centers.

The front part of a vessel.

An e-mail message that is forwarded to another recipient or recipients; an electronic chain letter.

A direct agreement between two parties to buy or sell an asset at a specific point in the future; distinguished from a futures contract in that the latter is standardized and traded on an exchange.

A positive characteristic; someone who is unreserved, friendly, bold, and sociable. you could even say they are extroverted. it's also the opposite of backward. Urban Dictionary

Excessively interested in the opposite sex. Particularly when referring to females; Boy Crazy, Slutty. Urban Dictionary

In Jamaica it is used as a replacement for the word "come" since "come" sounds like "cum". Urban Dictionary

Tune that gets plenty forwards on radio station - many man dem askin for it to be played usually on pirate stations. Urban Dictionary

Email forwards tend to be generated by nincompoops. They seem to believe that email domains/businesses/ghosts can track your emails and see how many people you send them to. Often people believe ill babies will get money from AOL. Or perhaps that sending it to 30 people will grant a wish of your choice, improve your luck and or sex life. The worst part of this phenomenon is that many people believe it. Please don't join them. Urban Dictionary

To forward means to have sex Urban Dictionary

When some one sends you something really cool in your e-mail. Forward worthy is forwardable Urban Dictionary

The bad asses on the rugby pitch. They use brute force to maintain possession of the ball. They engage in majority of the rucks and are right in the middle of the scrum. Basically, they are men doing man shit. Forward positions consist of the props, the hooker, the locks, the flankers, and the 8 man. Typically, they wear jersey numbers 1-8. Urban Dictionary

The tendency to send impersonal, cheesy or off-color previously-forwarded emails to everyone in your address book. Urban Dictionary

It is used as a greeting when you haning with you peeps. It is replace for bye.It could mean, in a few minutes, in a hour, this evening or tomorrow or anytime we meet again Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to forward:
forward, foreward, forrard, norward, dorward.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word forward:
aft, backward, superstructure, fuselage, bloc, turret, cockpit, reverse, deck, rear, bow, guns, firing, motion, gun, nba, goals, nhl, fitted, bases, deployed, positions.

Words that rhyme with forward:
straightforward, shoreward, carryforward, norward, dorward, before word, core word, explore word, for word, fore word, ignore word, more word, nor word, or word, store word, your word.

Adjectives that are often used to describe forward:
fast, straight, little, and, centre, looking, store, more, disastrous, face, right, best, lean, click, ten, roll, thence, carry, defensive, simultaneous, feed, cyclic, over, socialist, inside, daily, look, called, center, step, larynx, backward, net, walk, usual, weekly, year, wing, pace, quick, carrying, month, yiddish, mainmast, musical, inch, outside, language, ready, loss, foot, half, fated, contents, fashion, player, deck, going, which, sequential, move, farthest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective forward:
movement, direction, motion, end, rate, position, step, contracts, bias, contract, part, rates, march, market, policy, positions, speed, thrust, progress, momentum, flow, pass, deck, edge, stroke, areas, flexion, planning, thinking, reaction, voltage, area, line, displacement, proposals, path, current, markets, base, price, troops, section, slash, movements, swing, scattering, linkages, velocity, flight, steps, drop, integration, move, gear, speeds, look, resistance, pressure, cast, units, foot, portion, room, bases, premium, roll, slope, prices, button, cabin, exchange, post, observer, curve, strategy, projection, network, rotation, transactions, hatch, defense, packets, progression, bulkhead, mode, gain, scatter, compartment, correction, guns.

Consonant match to forward:
foreword, foreward, firewood, fair word, far would, farr would, faure would, fear would, for wood, for word, fore word, forwood, four would, therefor would.

Words that sound like forward:
forward, foreward, foreword, forwards, forwarder, forewords, forrard, forthward, firewood, fire wood, fireweed, forehead, shoreward, for hire, fort hood, four-eyed, four eyed, ford, formed, former, foreigner, afterward, forewarned, forer, forcer, firebird, afterword, forwarding, fore head, forwarded, forde, furthered, forner, forted, dorward, farhad, norward, forwardly, foard, harward, go forward, forearmed, foresaid, forworn, forayed, for her, forrer, forrad, forwhy, farrior, fair-haired, hereward, farmer, farther, farted, farter, farmed, fathered, fard, farid, farside, farrer, far side, farver, farner, farquhar, foulard, farceur, phard, farmery, pharmd, fahrrad, fahrer, farriery, farrier, ferried, fiord, ferrier, for good, forecourt, fareed, fireboard, fierier, for short, feared, favored, fairer, fared, favoured, farer, faired, fairtrade, fair trade, farad, farhat, farewelled, fair-trade, fayard, farrowed, fair wind.