front n.2
1. (US) in carnivals, an attraction.
 | ‘Casual Obersver’ in Charlotte Obs. (NC) 24 Feb. 8/7: Show managers [...] squawk about how the adjoining fronts crab the bally. |
2. (US black) a social centre.
| ‘Believe Me’ in Afro-American (Baltimore, MD) 3 Nov. 10/3: [O]ne of the prettier browns on the Brooklyn front. | |
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Jives of Dr. Hepcat (1989) 5: The pad is loaded with hipsters from all fronts, mad aces in their places, cool chicks strictly the lick, fine and most bulling. |