| ANYWHERES | • anywheres adv. (US, nonstandard, slang or dialectal) anywhere. • ANYWHERE n. any place at all. |
| EACHWHERE | • eachwhere adv. (Obsolete) Everywhere. • EACHWHERE adv. (obsolete) everywhere. |
| ELSEWHERE | • elsewhere adv. Synonym of somewhere else: in, at, or to some other place. • elsewhere n. Synonym of somewhere else: a place other than here. • ELSEWHERE adv. in another place. |
| EVERWHERE | • everwhere adv. (US, dialectal, Appalachia) Wherever. • everwhere adv. (US, dialectal) Everywhere. • EVERWHERE adv. to or in all parts and places. |
| SOMEWHERE | • somewhere adv. In an uncertain or unspecified location. • somewhere adv. To an uncertain or unspecified location. • somewhere adv. At some unspecified point. |
| WHEREASES | • whereases n. Plural of whereas. • WHEREAS n. an introduction of a formal document. |
| WHEREFORE | • wherefore adv. (Conjunctive, interrogative, archaic) Why, for what reason, because of what. • wherefore adv. (Conjunctive, indicative, archaic or formal) Therefore. • wherefore conj. (Archaic) Because of which. |
| WHEREFORS | • WHEREFOR n. a reason why, also WHEREFORE. |
| WHEREFROM | • wherefrom adv. (Archaic) from which; whence. • wherefrom adv. (Interrogative) from what? from where? whence? • WHEREFROM adv. from where. |
| WHEREINTO | • whereinto adv. Into which. • WHEREINTO adv. into which; into what. |
| WHERENESS | • whereness n. (Chiefly philosophy) Location or position. • WHERENESS n. the state of having a place. |
| WHEREUNTO | • whereunto adv. (Archaic or formal, sometimes interrogative) Unto what or which; to what purpose. • whereunto conj. (Archaic or formal) unto which. • WHEREUNTO adv. whereto, for what purpose. |
| WHEREUPON | • whereupon conj. After which, in consequence. • whereupon conj. Upon which. • WHEREUPON adv. at which point. |
| WHEREWITH | • wherewith adv. (Archaic) With which; with what. • wherewith n. (Archaic) Something with which; the means by which. • WHEREWITH adj. with what. |
| WHERRETED | • wherreted v. Simple past tense and past participle of wherret. • WHERRET v. (obsolete) to give a sharp blow, also WHIRRET. |
| WHERRITED | • WHERRIT v. to worry, also WORRIT. |
| WHERRYING | • WHERRY v. to transport in a rowboat. |
| WHERRYMAN | • wherryman n. The person who pilots a wherry. • WHERRYMAN n. a man employed in a wherry, esp. one who rows a wherry. |
| WHERRYMEN | • wherrymen n. Plural of wherryman. • WHERRYMAN n. a man employed in a wherry, esp. one who rows a wherry. |