| former foe | 15.87 | Bartering among former foes. | ||
| political foe | 13.82 | Even his political foes pull their punches. | ||
| old foe | 5.27 | So was an old foe. | ||
| longtime foe | 4.61 | Iraq and Israel are longtime foes. | ||
| bitter foe | 3.42 | She is a bitter foe of President Leonid Kuchma. | ||
| formidable foe | 2.76 | Both are formidable foes. | ||
| common foe | 2.24 | Terrorism is our common foe. | ||
| republican foe | 2.11 | Another attacked his Republican foes. | ||
| alike foe | 1.51 | Friends and foes alike acknowledge those skills. | ||
| long-time foe | 1.45 | Grachev and Lebed were long-time foes. | ||
| arch foe | 1.38 | Iran bans contact of any kind with Israel, its arch foe. | ||
| ardent foe | 1.18 | He also was an ardent foe of corruption. | ||
| potential foe | 1.18 | Their potential foe? | ||
| serb foe | 1.18 | They watch for Serb foes just beyond the woods. | ||
| the foe | 1.12 | The two foes are simply too close. | ||
| familiar foe | 1.05 | Bailey and Pierce are familiar foes. | ||
| democratic foe | 0.99 | But Democratic foe Al Gore refused to budge. | ||
| implacable foe | 0.99 | Shas leaders now may crow that they were able to get rid of an implacable foe. | ||
| main foe | 0.99 | If Mrs. Megawati has stumbled, her main foe hardly seems stronger. | ||
| outspoken foe | 0.99 | Conservative legislator, outspoken foe of closer European unity. |