south-east(ern)
1South|east|ern|er — «SOWTH EES tuhr nuhr», noun. a person born or living in the southeast. South|east|ern|er «SOWTH EES tuhr nuhr», noun. a person born or living in the Southeast …
2south|east|ern|er — «SOWTH EES tuhr nuhr», noun. a person born or living in the southeast. South|east|ern|er «SOWTH EES tuhr nuhr», noun. a person born or living in the Southeast …
3South|east|ern — «SOWTH EES tuhrn; Nautical SOW EES tuhrn», adjective. 1. toward the southeast. 2. coming from the southeast: »a southeastern wind. 3. of or in the southeast. South|east|ern «SOWTH EES tuhrn», adjective. of, having to do with, or in the Southeast …
4south|east|ern — «SOWTH EES tuhrn; Nautical SOW EES tuhrn», adjective. 1. toward the southeast. 2. coming from the southeast: »a southeastern wind. 3. of or in the southeast. South|east|ern «SOWTH EES tuhrn», adjective. of, having to do with, or in the Southeast …
5south|east|ern|most — «SOWTH EES tuhrn mohst; Nautical SOW EES tuhrn mohst», adjective. lying furthest to the southeast …
6south·east·ern — /saʊθˈiːstɚn/ adj 1 : located in or toward the southeast the southeastern corner of the state 2 : of or relating to the southeast a southeastern bird …
7South·east·ern·er — ↑southeasterner …
8south·east·ern·er — …
9east — east; east·er·most; east·ern·er; east·ern·ism; east·ern·ize; east·ern·ly; east·ern·most; east·ing; east·lake; east·lin; east·lins; east·most; east·ness; east·ward·ly; east·wards; north·east·er; north·east·ern; north·east·ern·er;… …
10south — south; south·amp·ton; south·cot·ti·an; south·east·er; south·east·ern; south·east·ern·er; south·east·ern·most; south·east·ward·ly; south·east·wards; south·end; south·er·li·ness; south·er·most; south·ern·er; south·ern·ism; south·ern·ize;… …
