fore·taste 
(fôrtāst′)
(fôrtāst′)n.
1. An advance token or warning.
2. A slight taste or sample in anticipation of something to come.
tr.v. (fôr-tāst, fôrtāst′) fore·tast·ed, fore·tast·ing, fore·tastes
To have an anticipatory taste of.
- Donald Andrew, Jr.
- Donald Eugene
- Donald Francis
- Donald Robert Perry
- Donald Woods
- donate
- Donatello
- Donatien Alphonse François de
- donation
- Donation of Constantine
- Donatism
- Donatist
- donative
- Donato
- Donato di Niccolò.
- undreamt
- undress
- undressed
- Undset
- undue
- undulant
- undulant fever
- undulate
- undulation
- undulatory