where's

[hwairz, wairz]

1. contraction of where is:

   Where's my belt?

2. contraction of where has: Where's he been all night?

3. contraction of where does:

   Where's he study law?

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

And if this ends up being nothing more than a figment of my imagination, where’s the harm in choosing not to question it, if it gives me something I’ve been so painfully missing.

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“Where’s it going?” whispered Brightbill as he peeked out from the brush.

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She said she probably wouldn’t have considered racing at a top level again if next February’s Games weren’t schedule for Cortina, where’s won a record 12 career World Cup races.

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“It reminds me of ‘Where’s Waldo?’,” said Dowdy, 47, a former chef and a longtime tow-truck driver who branched into repossessions in 2014.

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"Would he be OK with that? Probably not. But when you get to a certain age you have to understand that, especially when you're not playing well, where's your argument?"

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