frontwards

/ ˈfrʌntwədz /

adverb

1. towards the front

Example Sentences

I think also turned backwards maybe his frontwards not sure, but in any case, that’s how they became known to us as “white hat” and “black hat.”

From MSNBC

“If we’re going to control the creature, we need to know it frontwards and backwards,” said Jeffrey Powell, a mosquito researcher at Yale University, who was among the first to join forces with Dr. Vosshall.

From New York Times

I rode backwards to Philadelphia so I could ride frontwards to NYC. 

From Forbes

It felt a lot better going out frontwards instead of sneaking out backwards.

From Literature

“Because I know the whole play backwards and frontwards, and I will sit in the wings and follow you with every letter,” Janet promised.

From Project Gutenberg