front

noun:the forward part or surface of something, especially a building or vehicle
- The restaurant's front is painted a bright red, making it easy to spot from the street.
noun:the part of a garment that covers the chest and abdomen
- She buttoned up the front of her coat before stepping outside.
noun:one's forehead
- A drop of sweat rolled down his front as he ran up the hill.
noun:a person or organization serving as a cover for subversive or illegal activities
- The charity was a front for a money-laundering operation.
noun:a particular situation or sphere of activity
- We are making progress on the economic front.
verb:to face or be positioned toward a particular direction or object
- The new building fronts the river, offering spectacular views.
verb:to confront or deal with something directly
- She decided to front the problem rather than ignore it.
adjective:situated at or relating to the front; placed at the forward position
- The front seats on the bus offer the best view of the city parade.