† forefoot, v. Obs. rare—1.
[f. fore- prefix + foot v.]
trans. ? To repair (a boot) with new upper leather, to vamp.
| 1465 Manners & Househ. Exp. 302 To pay for fforfotenge of his botuys. Ibid., For forfotynge [Norf. MS. fotynge] of a payre of botes. |