forward

adverb:toward the front or a direction ahead
- She took a step forward to get a better view.
adverb:toward the future; onward in time
- From this day forward, we will work together.
verb:to send (a letter or email) on to a further destination
- Please forward this email to the rest of the team.
verb:to help advance or promote (something)
- The new policy is designed to forward the cause of environmental protection.
noun:a player positioned near the front in sports like soccer or hockey, whose main role is to attack and score
- The team's star forward scored the winning goal.
adjective:bold, confident, or presumptuous in manner
- His forward behavior made some of the guests uncomfortable.
adjective:located in or directed toward the front
- The ship's forward cabins had the best views.
adjective:relating to or concerned with the future; advanced
- The company is known for its forward thinking on technology.