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Definition of where
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of where is as below...
Where
(adv.)
To what or which
place;
hence,
to what goal,
result,
or
issue;
whither;
-- used
interrogatively
and
relatively;
as, where are you
going?.
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Bile
::
Bile (n.) A
yellow,
or
greenish,
viscid
fluid,
usually
alkaline
in
reaction,
secreted
by the
liver.
It
passes
into the
intestines,
where it aids in the
digestive
process.
Its
characteristic
constituents
are the bile
salts,
and
coloring
matters..
Territorial
::
Territorial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to all or any of the
Territories
of the
United
States,
or to any
district
similarly
organized
elsewhere;
as,
Territorial
governments..
Crotchet
::
Crotchet
(n.) An
indentation
in the
glacis
of the
covered
way, at a point where a
traverse
is
placed..
Conistra
::
Conistra
(n.)
Originally,
a part of the
palestra,
or
gymnasium
among the
Greeks;
either
the place where sand was
stored
for use in
sprinkling
the
wrestlers,
or the
wrestling
ground
itself.
Hence,
a part of the
orchestra
of the Greek
theater..
Offing
::
Offing
(n.) That part of the sea at a good
distance
from the
shore,
or where there is deep water and no need of a
pilot;
also,
distance
from the
shore;
as, the ship had ten miles
offing;
we saw a ship in the
offing..
Depository
::
Depository
(n.) A place where
anything
is
deposited
for sale or
keeping;
as,
warehouse
is a
depository
for
goods;
a
clerk's
office
is a
depository
for
records..
Cafe
::
Cafe (n.) A
coffeehouse;
a
restaurant;
also, a room in a hotel or
restaurant
where
coffee
and
liquors
are
served..
Stoker
::
Stokehole
(n.) The mouth to the grate of a
furnace;
also, the space in front of the
furnace,
where the
stokers
stand..
Omnivagant
::
Omnivagant
(a.)
Wandering
anywhere
and
everywhere.
Bureau
::
Bureau
(n.) The place where such a
bureau
is used; an
office
where
business
requiring
writing
is
transacted.
Sunshine
::
Sunshine
(n.) The light of the sun, or the place where it
shines;
the
direct
rays of the sun, the place where they fall, or the
warmth
and light which they
give..
Locative
::
Locative
(a.)
Indicating
place,
or the place
where,
or
wherein;
as, a
locative
adjective;
locative
case of a
noun..
Infamous
::
Infamous
(a.)
Having
a bad name as being the place where an
odious
crime was
committed,
or as being
associated
with
something
detestable;
hence,
unlucky;
perilous;
dangerous..
Loof
::
Loof (n.) The part of a
ship's
side where the
planking
begins
to curve
toward
bow and
stern.
Billet
::
Billet
(v. t.) To
direct,
by a
ticket
or note, where to
lodge.
Hence:
To
quarter,
or place in
lodgings,
as
soldiers
in
private
houses..
Bridle Iron
::
Bridle
iron () A
strong
flat bar of iron, so bent as to
support,
as in a
stirrup,
one end of a floor
timber,
etc., where no
sufficient
bearing
can be had; --
called
also
stirrup
and
hanger..
Channel
::
Channel
(n.) The
hollow
bed where a
stream
of water runs or may run.
Winery
::
Winery
(n.) A place where
grapes
are
converted
into wine.
Theatre
::
Theatre
(n.) A place or
region
where great
events
are
enacted;
as, the
theater
of war..
Mews
::
Mews (n. sing. & pl.) An alley where there are
stables;
a
narrow
passage;
a
confined
place.
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