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Thereaway. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1916, rev. 2022. Thereaway adv. Chiefly Sc. and north. dial. [Orig. two words, THERE 17 and AWAY adv.]

1   † 1.  Of motion: Away thither, or in that direction. Hereaway, thereaway: see HEREAWAY. Obs.

2 1375.  Barbour, Bruce, X. 32 (MS. E.). For gif the king held thar away, He thoucht he suld soyn vencust be.

3 c. 1400.  Maundev. (Roxb.), v. 15. Schippes … commes þer away for to fraght þam with þat salt.

4 c. 1450.  Life St. Cuthbert (Surtees), 5102. Þare away to fare.

5 a. 1500.  Smith & his Dame, 30, in Hazlitt, E. P. P., III. 202. Ovr lorde came there away.

6 1549, 1793, etc.  [see HEREAWAY 2].

7 1601.  in Foley, Rec. Eng. Prov. S. J. (1880), VI. 735. For such English as come thereaway to Loreto.

8 1659.  W. Guthrie, Chr. Gt. Interest, II. vi. (1724), 207. Confirming the same by many mighty Works in Scripture tending there-away.

9   2.  Of situation: Away in that direction or region; in those parts; thereabouts.

10 1551.  R. Robinson, trans. More’s Utop., II. (1895), 253. There be fewe warres there awaye, wherin is not a greate numbre of them in bothe partyes.

11 c. 1670.  Penn, Lett., in Life, Wks. 1726, I. App. iii. 156. Among the Carnal and Historical Christians there-away.

12 1816.  Scott, Bl. Dwarf, viii. All evil comes out o’ thereaway … and we’ll e’en away there.

13 1840.  Caroline Fox, Old Friends (1882), 60. The Duke of Wellington … in some mighty action thereaway showed his wondrous power in animating masses.

14   3.  Somewhere about that (number, amount, age, etc.); = THEREABOUTS 2.

15 1824.  Scott, Rodgauntlet, ch. xi. Swaggering about the country … for five or six months, or thereaway.

16 1830.  Miss Mitford, Village, Ser. IV. 328. An old batchelor of fifty-five, or there-away.

17 1862.  Mrs. Grote, Coll. Papers, 261. A hundred thousand pounds or there-away.

18   Hence † Thereaway-abouts adv., thereabouts.

19 1828.  Moir, Mansie Wauch, xxii. (1849), 169. The martyrs had been buried thereaway-abouts.

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