where're

American  

[wair-er, hwair-, hwair, wair] / ˈwɛər ər, ˈʰwɛər-, ʰwɛər, wɛər /

1. contraction of where are: Where're you going?

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

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where're

"Mel, where're your coat, and hat, and overshoes?" he questioned, urgently.

From The Day of the Beast by Grey, Zane

And if you're going to have a lot of friends I haven't got, where're they coming to see you?

From The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman by Wells, H. G. (Herbert George)

Say, where're you got yore leather and yore kittle hid?

From The Life of the Party by Preston, James M.

Then 'tis, our Care pursues our Favourite Character, where're he goes.

From A Full Enquiry into the Nature of the Pastoral (1717) by Purney, Thomas

"Hie!" called the private to me, "where're yer goin' to?"

From Private Peat by Peat, Harold Reginald