1: one who has personal enmity for another
2 a: an enemy in war b: adversary, opponent
3: one who opposes on principle foe of needless expenditures>
4: something prejudicial or injurious
Therefore, it seems:foe for one or for two or more enemies, or opponents
The plural of foe is foes.
NO!!! foe ; singular foes ; plural
of course there freinds am i a foe no is your cat a foe no are werewolfs foes no unless i your cat or a werewolf try to eat you ya then there foes
Foe is a synonym for enemy.
foe for one or for two or more enemies, or opponents
EnemyFoe means enemy.
Werewolves are defiantly foes. Other vampires could be either. Sunlight is mostly foe.
you cant capture ur foes Pokemon it is impossible
The FOE (focus of expansion) indicates the MAV's (micro air vehicle's) direction.
antonym: foe, enemy
In the competition for the scholarship, his only serious foe was a transfer student from New York. In forming the players union, he made a foe of the powerful commissioner.
Cato was a foe, also...but not a member of the conspirators. Marcus Brutus was not considered a foe, but valued the city of Rome above his best friend. The conspirators however, were foes. Marc Antony was namely one of the largest conspirators, along with Cassius. Marcus Brutus was not considered a foe, but valued the city of Rome above his best friend. The conspirators however, were foes. Marc Antony was namely one of the largest conspirators, along with Cassius.