Northeast

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The direction or point on the mariner's compass halfway between due north and due east, or 45° east of due north. noun

An area or region lying in the northeast. noun

A region of the northeast United States, generally including the New England states, New York, and sometimes Pennsylvania and New Jersey. noun

To, toward, of, facing, or in the northeast. adjective

Originating in or coming from the northeast. adjective

In, from, or toward the northeast. adverb

To or from the northeast.

That point on the horizon between north and east which is equally distant from them; N. 45˚ E., or E. 45˚ N. noun

Pertaining to the northeast; proceeding from or directed toward that point; northeastern: as, a northeast wind; to hold a northeast course. Abbreviated N. E.

Of or pertaining to the northeast; proceeding toward the northeast, or coming from that point adjective

A passage or communication by sea between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans along the north coast of Asia. adjective

The point between the north and east, at an equal distance from each; the northeast part or region. noun

Toward the northeast. adverb

The compass point halfway between north and east, specifically 45°, abbreviated as NE. noun

Towards the northeast; northeastward. adjective

Of or pertaining to the northeast; northeastern. adjective

To, toward, or in the northeast adverb

Situated in or oriented toward the northeast adjective

Coming from the northeast adjective

The direction corresponding to the northeastward compass point noun

The compass point halfway between north and east, specifically 45°, abbreviated as NE.

The Northeast of the United States: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Conneticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Maryland, and Delaware. - Accents vary, New York, Philadelphian, Boston, and New Jersian are among the most noticable accents up here. - If your from Jersey or Pennsylvania you call it a shore not a beach. - We know what snow looks like and freeze our asses off during the winter. - We consider NYC the capital of everything. - There are some ghetto cities like Camden, Baltimore, some beautiful cities like NYC, Boston, Philly, and lots of rich suburbs. - Lots of divirsity, whites, blacks, latinos, asians, all live here. - In Jersey lots of malls, and suprisingly good beaches with huge waves. - People are pretty accepting, like I said we are diverse. Urban Dictionary

The most sophisticated, erudite, educated and cultured areas of the United States. Ethnically diverse, with major universities and institutions of art and music. Urbane to the nth degree. Encompassing the District of Columbia and the States of Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Urban Dictionary

A storm on the Atlantic coast whose center of rotation is just offshore. During the winter these storms can bring heavy snowfall and high winds to New England. Sometimes spelled "nor'easter." Urban Dictionary

A word to characterize New England's spontaneous and harsh weather; a fierce snowfall that hits hard and doesn't last a particularly long amount of time Urban Dictionary

Where all the Black and old people live in El Paso, TX Urban Dictionary

The Northeast Region of NFTY including all of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island. Nearly all of Connecticut is a part of Northeast, as well as upstate New York and parts of the Southwestern parts of New York State. NFTY Northeast is known for its three 5-day events called Institutes and for having the most events, and for having the largest average attendance at these events. NFTY Northeast is known for its exceptional programming and spirit. NFTY Northeast has the second most number of dues paying members out of all 19 regions and has the largest Executive Board (10 members), whose election involves a nomination process by the previous board. More information about the current state of NFTY Northeast can be found online at www.nfty.org/ne Urban Dictionary

A small resort town on mount desert island in maine, once held summer residents such as FDR, Edgar Allan Poe and thank goodness, not marthas stewart. (She's in the neighboring Seal Harbor). Everyone will wake up early for Breakfast at the colonels, followed by lunch at the swim club. Mixed doubles on tennis club road always draws a crowd and who doesn't enjoy sunset service. Afternoons are spent on the water sailing, and boating around the cranberry isles and somes sound. Known for it's Monday night dances at the golf club which every resident from the age of 8 to 18 is eligable to attend. The last song before the older kid's arrive, always has been and will be Rock Lobster. The town is comprised of the american elite, many of whom spend their winters in pennsylvania, NEH is nicknamed Philadelphia on the Rocks for this very reason. All clothing for the summer is purchased at the holmes store for men and women and romantic room for women and If your lucky, charged to your grandparents charge account which has been active since before your parents were born. Although the season only runs from July 1st to labor day weekend the town is home to some of the oldest and most respectable familes, for whom Northeast Harbor is the definition of summer. Urban Dictionary

The nonprofit organization that provides the vast majority of psychotherapy for the psychopaths in the Hazleton PA area. The majority of it's patients never get better. Urban Dictionary

A phrase used to 'represent' persons living on the East side of the North side.. or on the North side of the East side. Urban Dictionary

Ohio is halved much like in respect to New Jersey (Northeast Ohio is like North Jersey and the rest like the more country like South) Perkins and diners are where we go at about 12-2 AM and are commonly found. Most of the businesses are run by the mafia who are more like local celebrities and everybody knows "somebody". AND YES MOTHERFUCKER WE SAY POP. NE OH is full of places that are fuckin hardcore Youngstown aka Yompton aka THE murder captial, Cleveland (St.Clair), Akron, and Warren. The majority of people here are of Italian or Eastern European ancestry. Also yes we are home to some of the most disappointing teams in sports (except the Buckeyes which we all love- you are not from Ohio if you don't like them). Interesting fact: Northeastern sports fans are divided in many aspects( in baseball some like the Yankees and football some like the Steelers) Most well known for: Lebron James, sweet house parties, and Ohio State Highway Patrol (Statees, sometimes called nazis by locals) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to northeast:
northeast, north-east, north east, northwest, southeast, nontheist, northmost, northers, nor east.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word northeast:
intersecting, southwest, concurrency, corridor, southeast, monsoon, corner, northwest, curves, intersection, glacier, crater, wooded, farmland, interchange, turin, terminus, midwest, antarctica, borders, confluence, rim, passes, interstate, freeway, highway, crossing, junction, flows, tributary, hamlet, antarctic, heads, winds, heading, route, bounded, brazil, elevation, passing, northeastern, oblast, ridge, downtown, plateau, avenue, boulevard, reaches, creek, peak, township, slopes, mountains, continues, east, peninsula, road, lake, residential, exit, border, mount, entering, basin, louisiana, storm, river, milan, lies, bureau, connects, municipality, shore, boundary, mountain, turning, hurricane, philadelphia, summit.

Words that rhyme with northeast:
east, least, feast, beast, priest, yeast, deceased, ceased, increased, at least, trieste, southeast, released, decreased, creased, fleeced, far east, middle east, greased, last but not least, mideast, leased, due east, pieced, policed, high priest, love feast, near east, toniest, unreleased, movable feast, weast, trendiest, east southeast, at the least, south southeast, north by east, in the least, last not least, northeast by east, south by east, southeast by east, at the very least, vannest, bankeast, depriest, dupriest, keast, teast, vanderleest.

Adjectives that are often used to describe northeast:
east, north, extreme, brazilian, industrial, urban, far, southwest, rural, entire, little, due, whole, industrialized, impoverished, metropolitan, mountainous, stricken, dry, populated, arid, poor, remote, populous, coastal, cold, urbanized, plain, commercial, distant, antebellum, densely, mile, colonial, humid, liberal, striking, crowded, ridden, semiarid, depressed, tropical, conservative, underdeveloped, glaciated, hilly, troubled, farthest, wooded, straight, backward, forested, cleveland, mainland, growing, plagued, acre, rugged, unionized, bleak, swamp, developed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective northeast:
corner, passage, region, coast, face, section, frontier, ridge, airlines, buttress, direction, monsoon, part, side, archives, harbor, outdoors, magazine, library, wind, brazil, woodland, corridor, border, end, india, college, storm, trail, conference, quarter.

Consonant match to northeast:
north-east, north east.

Words that sound like northeast:
ne, northeast, north east, north-east, northeaster, northwest, north coast, north-west, near east, north west, narcist, nearest, northeastern, noreaster, north sea, northcote, northey, northgate, norths, narrowest, northcutt, northcott, norwest, northwood, norris, northside, marist, noris, north side, north face, north end, norice, northolt, norquist, norkus, nerthus, northers, maurice, warmest, merriest, merest, aorist, morst, yorkist, farthest, narcos, narthex, narcisse, narciso, narcis, narcissi, gnarliest, narcisa, narcose, now this, northward, northview, northway, northwich, unworthiest, increased, nicest, newest, narrate, namaste, neatest, newscast, nori, nauseate, chartist, naughtiest, nereus, noisiest, naris, naturist, noria, norad, maryse, knowest, near miss, norks, marthas, neris, neros, norie, nighest, norfleet, mariotte, nernst, noras, marquesa, nethermost, normas, nerice, near sight, new thought, mouthiest, nereis, no coast, gnomist.