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42 Definitions of: way

    1. noun, a manner, method, or means
    2. noun, a route or direction
    3. noun, a) a means or line of passage, such as a path or track b) (in combination)
    4. noun, space or room for movement or activity (esp in the phrases make way, in the way, out of the way)
    5. noun, distance, usually distance in general
    6. noun, a passage or journey
    7. noun, characteristic style or manner
    8. noun, habits; idiosyncrasies
    9. noun, an aspect of something; particular
    10. noun, a) a street in or leading out of a town b) (capital when part of a street name)
    11. noun, something that one wants in a determined manner (esp in the phrases get or have one's (own) way)
    12. noun, the experience or sphere in which one comes into contact with things (esp in the phrase come one's way)
    13. noun, a state or condition, usually financial or concerning health (esp in the phrases in a good (or bad) way)
    14. noun, the area or direction of one's home
    15. noun, movement of a ship or other vessel
    16. noun, a right of way in law
    17. noun, a guide along which something can be moved, such as the surface of a lathe along which the tailstock slides
    18. noun, the wooden or metal tracks down which a ship slides to be launched
    19. noun, a course of life including experiences, conduct, etc
    20. noun, calling or trade
    21. noun, by the way in passing or incidentally
    22. noun, by way of a) via b) serving as c) in the state or condition of
    23. noun, each way (of a bet) laid on a horse, dog, etc, to win or gain a place
    24. noun, give way a) to collapse or break down b) to withdraw or yield
    25. noun, give way to a) to step aside for or stop for b) to give full rein to (emotions, etc)
    26. noun, go out of one's way to take considerable trouble or inconvenience oneself
    27. noun, have a way with to have such a manner or skill as to handle successfully
    28. noun, have it both ways to enjoy two things that would normally contradict each other or be mutually exclusive
    29. noun, in a way in some respects
    30. noun, in no way not at all
    31. noun, lead the way a) to go first b) to set an example or precedent
    32. noun, make one's way a) to proceed or advance b) to achieve success in life
    33. noun, no way that is impossible
    34. noun, on the way out a) becoming unfashionable, obsolete, etc b) dying
    35. noun, out of the way a) removed or dealt with so as to be no longer a hindrance b) remote c) unusual and sometimes improper
    36. noun, pay one's way. See pay
    37. noun, see one's way (clear) to find it possible and be willing (to do something)
    38. noun, the way so that
    39. noun, under way having started moving or making progress
    40. adverb, a) at a considerable distance or extent b) very far
    41. adverb, by far; considerably
    42. adverb, slang truly; genuinely
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