The term 'precede' is used to describe the action of coming before something or someone else. The crossword solutions for this term include 'HERALD' (6 letters), 'ANTICIPATE' (10 letters), 'PREDATE' (7 letters), 'ANTECEDE' (8 letters), 'USHER' (5 letters), 'HEAD' (4 letters), 'INTRODUCE' (9 letters), 'FORERUN' (7 letters), 'ANTEDATE' (8 letters), 'FOREGO' (6 letters), 'LEAD' (4 letters), 'leadto' (6 letters), 'gobefore' (8 letters), and 'leadupto' (8 letters). All of these words can be used to describe the concept of coming before something or someone else. For example, 'HERALD' can be used to describe someone who announces the arrival of another person, while 'ANTICIPATE' can be used to describe the act of expecting something to happen in the future. Similarly, 'PREDATE' can be used to describe something that happened before a certain date, and 'ANTECEDE' can be used to describe something that comes before another thing in time or order. 'USHER' can be used to describe someone who guides people to their seats, while 'HEAD' can be used to describe the leader of a group. 'INTRODUCE' can be used to describe the act of introducing someone or something to a new environment, while 'FORERUN' can be used to describe something that happens before something else. 'ANTEDATE' can be used to describe something that happened before its official date, and 'FOREGO' can be used to describe the act of foregoing something. 'LEAD' can be used to describe someone who is in charge, while 'leadto' can be used to describe something that leads to something else. Finally, 'gobefore' and 'leadupto' can be used to describe something that comes before something else.