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What are examples of fore-clipping words?

"Fore-clipping" is not a recognized term in linguistics or word formation. It seems you might be thinking of a different concept, perhaps:

* Clipping: This is a common process where a word is shortened, often by removing the beginning or end. Examples include:

* "Prof" from "Professor"

* "Lab" from "Laboratory"

* "Gym" from "Gymnasium"

* Prefixing: This involves adding a prefix to the beginning of a word, often to change its meaning or grammatical function. Examples include:

* "Foretell" (adding "fore" to "tell")

* "Forewarn" (adding "fore" to "warn")

* "Foremost" (adding "fore" to "most")

Possible Misunderstanding:

Perhaps you are referring to words that are used to describe something that comes before something else in time or order. If so, "fore-" might not be the correct term. Words like "pre-", "ante-", "prior", and "pro-" are often used to indicate something happening before.

Please provide more context or examples if you're looking for specific words.

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