W
- noun
- If you go straight, straight W you come to Amman, Jordan, that's where we met.
- degrees W
- long. 133 W
- 170 degrees W
Was it you guys obviously have players, but oh, W West Coast.
- Was it you guys obviously have players, but oh, W West Coast.
- Greg Robinson, Greg Robinson, W West Coast guy.
- So my guys had secured a Merrill Lynch office on that corner of Barkley and West W Broadway, where we started.
Examples
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German troops were on the move not east, but W into neutral Luxembourg.
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Degrees 29' W longitude, running the parallel from sixty-six to sixty-seven degrees south latitude.
Academic text (1997) -
And this thing is just W of the path.
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But the new states, the states that will border Illinois going farther W, those states should not have slavery.
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8 a.m. sharp, make a left on 9W coming from Cretskill and you're right there.
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We are at 34S, 64W, and our climate is "mediterranean," with a wide temperature amplitude.
Blog text (29) -
Stienbach's options were now to face a large Russian Saxon army South of Strassend, or to head W into Mecklenburg and fight the Danish.
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Fog prevented surveying west of long 170 degrees W; otherwise, sighting conditions were ideal with low wind and high overcast.
Academic text (1997) -
While construction proceeded, another site was prepared on longitude 68 W to serve South America, then two more on longitudes 30 E and 148 W; these would serve Africa and Australia.
Fiction book (1991) -
If you continue straight ahead, you'll reach the small town just W of the mountain.
Synonyms
The direction where the sun sets each evening
The direction straight to the west on a compass
The direction toward the west on a compass
Compounds
- US
A style of popular music from the southern United States with guitars and songs about everyday life
Surface Forms
Etymology
W stands for west, from an old word meaning 'the place where the sun goes down'. That is why W marks the west point on maps and compasses.