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The definition of place

47 Definitions of: place

    1. noun, a particular point or part of space or of a surface, esp that occupied by a person or thing
    2. noun, a geographical point, such as a town, city, etc
    3. noun, a position or rank in a sequence or order
    4. noun, a) an open square lined with houses of a similar type in a city or town b) (capital when part of a street name)
    5. noun, space or room
    6. noun, a house or living quarters
    7. noun, a country house with grounds
    8. noun, any building or area set aside for a specific purpose
    9. noun, a passage in a book, play, film, etc
    10. noun, proper or appropriate position or time
    11. noun, right or original position
    12. noun, suitable, appropriate, or customary surroundings (esp in the phrases out of place, in place)
    13. noun, right, prerogative, or duty
    14. noun, appointment, position, or job
    15. noun, position, condition, or state
    16. noun, a) a space or seat, as at a dining table b) (as modifier)
    17. noun, maths the relative position of a digit in a number. See also decimal place
    18. noun, any of the best times in a race
    19. noun, horse racing a) the first, second, or third position at the finish b) the first or usually the second position at the finish c) (as modifier)
    20. noun, theatre one of the three unities. See unity
    21. noun, an important position, rank, or role
    22. noun, all over the place in disorder or disarray
    23. noun, another place parliamentary procedure a) (in the House of Commons) the House of Lords b) (in the House of Lords) the House of Commons
    24. noun, give place (to) to make room (for) or be superseded (by)
    25. noun, go places a) to travel b) to become successful
    26. noun, in place of a) instead of; in lieu of b) in exchange for
    27. noun, know one's place to be aware of one's inferior position
    28. noun, pride of place the highest or foremost position
    29. noun, put someone in his (or her) place to humble someone who is arrogant, conceited, forward, etc
    30. noun, take one's place to take up one's usual or specified position
    31. noun, take the place of to be a substitute for
    32. noun, take place to happen or occur
    33. noun, the other place facetious a) (at Oxford University) Cambridge University b) (at Cambridge University) Oxford University
    34. verb, to put or set in a particular or appropriate place
    35. verb, to find or indicate the place of
    36. verb, to identify or classify by linking with an appropriate context
    37. verb, to regard or view as being
    38. verb, to make (an order, a bet, etc)
    39. verb, to find a home or job for (someone)
    40. verb, to appoint to an office or position
    41. verb, to put under the care (of)
    42. verb, to direct or aim carefully
    43. verb, to cause (a racehorse, greyhound, athlete, etc) to arrive in first, second, third, or sometimes fourth place
    44. verb, (of a racehorse, greyhound, etc) to finish among the first three in a contest, esp in second position
    45. verb, to invest (funds)
    46. verb, to sing (a note) with accuracy of pitch
    47. verb, to insert (an advertisement) in a newspaper, journal, etc
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