English

Verb

foregather ‎(third-person singular simple present foregathers, present participle foregathering, simple past and past participle foregathered)

1. Alternative form of forgather
   • 1908, Emerson Hough, Heart's Desire:

     One morning the twins foregathered in the parlor.

   • 1913, Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt:

     These were the same people with whom the judges who rendered these decisions were apt to foregather at social clubs, or dinners, or in private life.

   • 1919, Marie Conway Oemler, A Woman Named Smith:

     A little group of old gentlemen immediately foregathered with them.