away
80 ENTRIES FOUND:
- away (adverb)
- away (adjective)
- back (verb)
- bang (verb)
- bargain (verb)
- bash (verb)
- beaver (verb)
- blink (verb)
- blow (verb)
- break (verb)
- breath (noun)
- burn (verb)
- carry (verb)
- cast (verb)
- clear (verb)
- come (verb)
- cut (verb)
- die (verb)
- do (verb)
- drive (verb)
- explain (verb)
- fall (verb)
- far (adverb)
- fire (verb)
- frighten (verb)
- fritter (verb)
- gamble (verb)
- get (verb)
- give (verb)
- go (verb)
- grind (verb)
- home (noun)
- laze (verb)
- lock (verb)
- make (verb)
- murder (noun)
- nibble (verb)
- pack (verb)
- pass (verb)
- peg (verb)
- piddle (verb)
- piss (verb)
- plug (verb)
- pull (verb)
- put (verb)
- right (adverb)
- run (verb)
- salt (verb)
- scare (verb)
- send (verb)
- shut (verb)
- shy (verb)
- sign (verb)
- sleep (verb)
- slip (verb)
- smooth (verb)
- sock (verb)
- square (verb)
- squirrel (verb)
- stay (verb)
- stow (verb)
- strip (verb)
- sweep (verb)
- take (verb)
- tear (verb)
- tear (noun)
- throw (verb)
- tick (verb)
- tidy (verb)
- trail (verb)
- turn (verb)
- walk (verb)
- wash (verb)
- waste (verb)
- wear (verb)
- while (verb)
- whittle (verb)
- wipe (verb)
- wish (verb)
- world (noun)
Britannica Dictionary definition of AWAY
1
:
from this or that place
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in or to another place or direction
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She hopes to get away early.
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The family next door moved away.
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We rowed away from the shore.
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Roll up the rug and carry it away.
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He pulled his arm away from the hot stove.
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You should keep/stay away from the dog. It could be dangerous.
2
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toward another direction
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She turned her face away.
3
:
in a safe or secure place
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The will was locked away in the safe.
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She stowed the luggage away in the overhead compartment.
4
:
into a state of being completely gone
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The memory is fading away.
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He is wasting away from the disease.
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echoes dying away
5
:
from someone's possession
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The family gave away a fortune to charity.
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They took away the one thing I cared about.
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The beautiful scenery took my breath away.
6
:
without stopping or slowing down
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The clocks are ticking away.
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The water was bubbling away.
7
sports
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on the field or court of an opponent
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The team played both (at) home and away. [=the team played both home games and away games]
far and away
2
away
/əˈweɪ/
adjective
2
away
/əˈweɪ/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of AWAY
1
not used before a noun
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not at home or in a usual or expected place
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They are away for the weekend.
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“Where is he?” “He's away at the moment, but he'll be back soon.”
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when I am away from home
2
not used before a noun
— used to describe how distant something is in space or time
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The family went to a lake 10 miles away.
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They came from a continent away.
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The holiday season is two months away.
3
always used before a noun
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played on the field or court of an opponent
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The team played both home games and away games.
