forebody

[ fawr-bod-ee, fohr- ]

noun,plural fore·bod·ies.Nautical.

Origin of forebody

First recorded in 1605–15; fore- + body

Instead of “shin it to win it” pressure on the forebody, you just sink into the belly of the arc naturally.
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She now found that it was scarcely possible to get it on at all, and that one side of the forebody was larger than the other.
Pencil Sketches | Eliza Leslie
He slipped the loop of the rope down over his shoulders and about his heaving forebody.
Out of the Depths | Robert Ames Bennet

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