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Way

weɪ

Way definitions
noun
way ways
  1. a method, style, or manner of doing something; an optional or alternative form of action

    "I hated their way of cooking potatoes"

    method course of action process procedure technique system
    • one's characteristic or habitual manner of behaviour or expression

      "it was not his way to wait passively for things to happen"

    • the customary behaviour or practices of a group

      "my years of acclimatization to British ways"

    • the typical manner in which something happens or in which someone or something behaves

      "he was showing off, as is the way with adolescent boys"

    • a particular aspect of something; a respect

      "I have changed in every way"

    • a specified condition or state

      "the family was in a poor way"

  2. a road, track, or path for travelling along

    "No. 3, Church Way"

    byroad byway path pathway footpath way towpath trail track road street alley alleyway roadway passage thoroughfare
    • a course of travel or route taken in order to reach a place

      "can you tell me the way to Leicester Square?"

    • a specified direction of travel or movement

      "we just missed another car coming the other way"

    • a means of entry or exit from somewhere, such as a door or gate

      "I nipped out the back way"

    • a distance travelled or to be travelled; the distance from one place to another

      "they still had a long way ahead of them"

    • a period between one point in time and another

      "September was a long way off"

    • travel or motion along a particular route; the route along which someone or something would travel if unobstructed

      "Christine tried to follow but Martin blocked her way"

    • used with a verb and adverbial phrase to intensify the force of an action or to denote movement or progress

      "I shouldered my way to the bar"

    • a particular area or locality

      "the family's main estate over Maidenhead way"

  3. parts into which something divides or is divided

    "the national vote split three ways"

  4. a person's occupation or line of business
    work line of work line occupation profession career employment job day job position pursuit vocation calling field sphere walk of life trade craft
  5. forward motion or momentum of a ship or boat through water

    "the dinghy lost way and drifted towards the shore"

  6. a sloping structure down which a new ship is launched