before

Ahead of or facing something where people can see it

In front or moving forward to make progress

At a place ahead of someone or something

Directly in front of you

Ahead of others in a race, game, or area of work

Toward the front of a ship or plane

Used in old language to mean in front of someone or before a time

Toward the front of something

At the back of someone or something

It happens soon

Before it gets dark

A quiet time before something busy or intense happens

To do things in the wrong order

To pause and imagine how your words will affect others before you say them

To try something new in a place or way no one has done before

To consider what might happen before you do something

Think carefully about possible risks before you act

To start with simple tasks before trying harder ones

Something that happened before you were born or before you knew about it

To do or like something before it becomes popular

It happens very quickly

To vomit into a toilet after drinking too much

To give something valuable to people who do not appreciate it

To stop and think before you say or do something that causes trouble

A polite, playful way to let older people go first

Start with basic skills before trying harder tasks

A joking rule that says male friends come before female friends

To leave a job or position before someone forces you out

A phrase telling women to put their friends before men they date

At a time before the evening meal

All people get the same treatment under the law

Placed after a year number to show the year is before the birth of Jesus Christ

A person who helps plan a crime but is not there when it happens

Profit a company makes before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization

A cricket dismissal when a batsman's leg blocks the ball from hitting the stumps and the umpire signals out