ionnsaigh wrote:They where obviously not out to pick up men. if you know what I mean.
were (wûr)
v.
1. Second person singular and plural and first and third person plural past indicative of be.
2. Past subjunctive of be. See Usage Notes at if, wish.
where (hwâr, wâr)
adv.
1. At or in what place: Where is the telephone?
2. In what situation or position: Where would we be without your help?
3. From what place or source: Where did you get this idea?
4. To what place; toward what end: Where is this argument leading?
conj.
1. At what or which place: She moved to the city, where jobs are available.
2.
a. In a place in which: He lives where the climate is mild.
b. In any place or situation in which; wherever: Where there's smoke, there's fire.
3.
a. To a place in which: We should go where it is quieter.
b. To a place or situation in which: They will go where they are happy.
n.
1. The place or occasion: We know the when but not the where of it.
2. What place, source, or cause: Where are you from?
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(several times misplaced "h" for the record).
