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  • 81location — n 1. residence, settlement, base, colony; quarter, zone, pale, area, division; region, territory, realm, province, shire, county, bailiwick; neighborhood, district, section, precinct, township; diocese, parish, ward, bishopric; neck of the woods …

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  • 82place — n 1. location, locality, locale, whereabouts, hereabouts; spot, scene, scene of the crime, setting, Law. venue; bearings, latitude and longitude, coordinates. 2. position, situation, circumstance, condition, state, state of affairs; standing,… …

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  • 83station — n 1. place, stand, spot, point; site, scene of the crime, scene, setting, Law. venue; position, locus, location, bearings, longitude and latitude, locale, whereabouts, hereabouts, Latin, locus sigiii. L.S., Latin, locus in quo; point of reference …

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  • 84about — 1. preposition a book about Greece Syn: regarding, concerning, referring to, with regard to, with respect to, relating to, on, touching on, dealing with, on the subject of 2. adverb 1) there were babies crawling about Syn …

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  • 85f.a.q. — /ɛf eɪ ˈkju/ (say ef ay kyooh) adjective (sometimes upper case) of reasonable quality (applied originally to wheat judged by its milling quality but subsequently more generally): the land hereabouts is only f.a.q. {f(air) a(verage) q(uality} …

  • 86hereabout — /ˈhɪərəbaʊt/ (say hearruhbowt) adverb about this place; in this neighbourhood. Also, hereabouts …

  • 87here — [adv] in this place attendant, attending, available, hereabouts, hither, hitherto, in this direction, on board, on deck, on hand, on thespot, on this spot, present, within reach; concept 583 Ant. there …

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  • 88hereabout — [hir΄ə bout′, hir′ə bout΄] adv. in this general vicinity; about or near here: also hereabouts …

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  • 89here|a|bouts — «HIHR uh BOWTS», adverb. about this place; around here; near here: »The farm population hereabouts is getting smaller and smaller, so the farmers want bigger tractors to be able to do more work (Wall Street Journal) …

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  • 90mon|key|shine — «MUHNG kee SHYN», noun. Slang. a mischievous trick; clownish joke: »Recent weather monkeyshines hereabouts suggest that the polar air blanket may have moved south already (Baltimore Sun) …

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