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where's

American  
[hwairz, wairz] / ʰwɛərz, wɛərz /
  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

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“The lights were just a fun way,” transit advocate Kevin Dedicatoria said, “to show, ‘Hey, here’s a bridge so you don’t have to play, ‘Dude, where’s my car?’ or have to worry about waiting for the bus.’”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s likely to go up even more given where S&P 500 and gold futures were trading on Monday.

From MarketWatch

“Well, it don’t look anything like one to me. Where’s the American flag?”

From Literature

‘Where’s the stream gone?’ she breathed.

From Literature

"Where's the Ibiza one? Gran Canaria?" one Instagram-user joked.

From BBC