• firswt,
• firdt,
• foose,
• fitst,
• frist,
• fsite,
• ferst,
• boist,
• effost,
• dfirst,
• friest,
• forsed,
• fasty,
• fujistu,
• forfiet,
• fiist,
• ciost,
• fisit,
• offest,
• soviot,
• forso,
• avisit,
• fastt,
• fiorst,
• forsaw,
• lfirst,
• firist,
• fistt,
• fmost,
• forsm,
• fouht,
• fucet,
• bfirst,
• firsdt,
• fuirst,
• foest,
• foirced,
• faorit,
• feist,
• forfit,
• forset,
• fullist,
• fasict,
• fomat,
• fiest,
• faciity,
• forht,
• biost,
• forsite,
• fisrt,
• fiirst,
• forstry,
• feista,
• firstt,
• frirst,
• fostor,
• fjust,
• femist,
• fuirt,
• fooice,
• faviot,
• forwsrd,
• facit,
• fosit,
• piost,
• firslty,
• favoit,
• foerst,
• florsit,
• physist,
• faast,
• fussist,
• foucet,
• forst,
• offiste,
• fside,
• facist,
• wfirst,
• fost,
• foott,
• firsty,
• fighsty,
• safeist,
• sovit,
• fuits,
• tovisit,
• favoirt,
• fisty,
• efirst,
• firsat,
• furthist,
• florst,
• forcast,
• fierst,
• firslt,
• firsta

Foist is a verb that is used to describe the act of forcing someone to accept something without proper consideration. It is often used in the context of politics, where representatives of a party may try to foist their own opinions on the public. It can also be used metaphorically to describe an idea that is being pushed onto someone. Foisting can be used to describe attempts to disguise something, bundling it with other things and presenting it as a package deal. This can be done with products, services, and even people. Foisting is seen as a trick or coercion, and is generally disliked.