Definition of front:

part of speech: verb

To stand in front of; present the front to; oppose.

part of speech: verb

To stand in front; present the front.

part of speech: noun

The forehead; face; fore- part; position before; boldness.

part of speech: adjective

Relating to, or in, front.

Common misspellings * :

• fronta (0.1%)
• frant (0.5%)
• frint (1.0%)
• founf (0.1%)
• fromt (10.3%)
• beging (0.1%)
• formt (0.2%)
• froint (0.2%)
• fron (34.1%)
• fronmt (0.3%)
• frony (0.2%)
• nt (0.1%)
• frone (0.2%)
• fronnt (0.2%)
• frunt (2.5%)
• frnt (1.6%)
• fo (0.1%)
• ront (1.7%)
• sorta (0.1%)
• frout (0.3%)
• frong (1.0%)
• fron't (0.3%)
• frount (20.8%)
• fornt (16.8%)
• froont (0.3%)
• frot (1.5%)
• frt (0.2%)
• fgeorget (0.2%)
• forn (0.5%)
• ferint (0.2%)
• frontof (0.1%)
• pront (0.4%)
• furnt (0.2%)
• frontroom (0.1%)
• efront (0.3%)
• fonrt (0.2%)
• fromnt (0.2%)
• frotn (2.4%)
• fronk (0.2%)
• ffront (0.3%)
• friont (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• When they were alone, he added: I know you don't want the front to- day, but it was very clear that I'd better get you out of there.... "Red Fleece", - Will Levington Comfort

• But I want the whole right to stand in front of you and fight it, to take you away from this place and make you forget and be alive. "The Professor's Mystery", - Wells Hastings Brian Hooker

• Get ready, then, to attack in front "Mohun, or, The Last Days of Lee", - John Esten Cooke

• I've ordered two, and each of them is twice too big to get through your front door. "Vera", - Elisabeth von Arnim