Western

What do we mean by western?

Situated in, toward, or facing the west. adjective

Coming from the west. adjective

Native to or growing in the west. adjective

Of, relating to, or characteristic of western regions or the West. adjective

Of, relating to, or descended from those Christian churches that use or formerly used Latin as their liturgical language. adjective

A novel, film, television program, or other dramatic work including themes, characters, or settings characteristic of the American West, especially of the late 1800s. noun

Of or pertaining to the west, or the quarter or region of sunset; being or lying on or in the direction of the west; occidental: as, the western horizon; the western part or boundary of a country.

Tending or directed toward the west; extending or pursued westward: as, a western course; a western voyage.

Belonging to or characteristic of some locality in the west, or some region specifically called the West (in the latter case often capitalized): as, western people or dialects (as in England); a Western city or railroad, or Western enterprise (as in the United States); the Western Empire.

Declining in the west, as the setting sun; hence, figuratively, passing toward the end; waning.

Coming from the west: as, a western wind.

An inhabitant of a western region, or of the West or Occident; specifically, a member of a Western race as distinguished from the Eastern races. noun

A member of the Latin or Western Church. noun

Of or pertaining to the west; situated in the west, or in the region nearly in the direction of west; being in that quarter where the sun sets. adjective

Moving toward the west; ; coming from the west. adjective

See Latin Church, under Latin. adjective

The western portion of the Roman empire, as divided, by the will of Theodosius the Great, between his sons Honorius and Arcadius, a. d. 395. adjective

Of, facing, situated in, or related to the west adjective

Blowing from the west; westerly adjective

Occidental adjective

A film, or some other dramatic work, set in, the historic (c. 1850-1910) American West (west of the Mississippi river) focusing on conflict between whites and Indians, lawmen and outlaws, ranchers and farmers, or industry (railroads, mining) and agriculture.

To make boring. Urban Dictionary

A state of being, when shits gettin wild. During this state things tend to get dangerous, loud, and drunk. Urban Dictionary

Western. To have a bad day or a bad experience. Originated from western supermare, to have a western Urban Dictionary

Situational escalation to the point that one might consider using violence or gunfire like in the old west. Urban Dictionary

It means the same as Western A-Town Urban Dictionary

Someone from the Western Culture. Mostly from USA, Canada, Europe (Not East Europe, except Greece which started the Culture), Australia, NZ. The majority of them are Christians and Atheists. Also some people think that Japan is also a Western Culture. Wrong. Japan is an Eastern Culture with Western elements because of USA's invasion after WW2. Urban Dictionary

Where whilst having sex as the guy reaches climax he pulls out, shouts "draw", and "shoots" all over her face Urban Dictionary

The culture that goes along with the capitalist system and those that consume in it. It mainly consists of douchebags with phones, dumbfuck optimistic yoga bitches, controlling, but caring and loving parents, "politically-correct" "ethicists", and nerds. There's a lot more too it, since many of the people have a diverse array of psychological problems and childhood extravagancy and "rational" people who know nothing about philosophy. This is one of two atheistic cultures that branched off from Asian and eastern European atheism and one turned to hedonism and the other turned to rationalism. It's a shame that the communists lost. They had ideas that were ahead of their time. The capitalists had more money because the pursuit of hedonism means the pursuit of wealth, while the communists only got the wealth they needed. Traditional cultures base their society on beliefs, and without deliberation, a culture with beliefs will be less likely to have those with radical ideas, like capitalism and communism. Capitalism favors the majority's human needs and desires while leaving out everybody else and nonconformists. Communism is based on what our needs are and follows rationality and demands total conformity. Capitalization is like 'eh, take it or leave it'. Urban Dictionary

This means Albuquerque, New Mexico. We call it this cuz it is one of the biggest city in the western part of the US that starts with the leeter A. It is also the most gangsta city in the southwest. Urban Dictionary

When you send a message in the group chat after someone has sent it previously Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to western:
western, wester, testern, yestern, westen, gestern, westers, hestern.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word western:
sahara, hemisphere, shrub, terminus, perth, suburbs, australia, slopes, eastern, boundary, cape, edge, railway, pacific, europe, suburb, desert, shore, ocean, border, railroad, ukraine.

Words that rhyme with western:
midwestern, southwestern, northwestern, best-western, best turn, jess stearn, less stern, nevertheless turn, nonetheless turn, rest turn, success turn, transwestern.

Adjectives that are often used to describe western:
north, south, mid, modern, non, pro, traditional, classic, contemporary, best, mecklenburg, chinese, popular, sino, typical, anti, classical, conventional, far, peculiarly, called, soviet, oriental, owned, epic, dominant, century, musical, favorite, revisionist, budget, medieval, uniquely, silent, california, pre, riverine, tragical, affected, everything, fashioned.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective western:
world, countries, europe, part, states, culture, civilization, side, powers, nations, society, societies, coast, end, tradition, provinces, democracies, boundary, frontier, country, front, edge, hemisphere, shore, half, philosophy, history, cultures, lands, parts, music, education, medicine, region, ideas, science, border, portion, literature, governments, sky, asia, thought, america, influence, scholars, canada, slope, bank, pennsylvania, counties, allies, horizon, pacific, art, standards, york, regions, technology, civilisation, extremity, india, languages, slopes, cities, democracy, wall, plains, imperialism, germany, empire, mind, mediterranean, economies, style, influences, virginia, shores, companies, mountains, sea, observers, districts, media, ocean, tribes, alliance.

Consonant match to western:
weston, westin, westen, whiston, waist in, waste in, west in, whist in, worst in, worst inn.

Words that sound like western:
western, weston, westin, wester, westerns, westen, westerner, westray, westar, wister, whiston, waster, worcester, cistern, wooster, westing, west ham, waister, westers, westering, misturn, westtown, yester, postern, pastern, yestreen, wisden, wintern, hester, heston, hesston, west, wasting, wetter, wesson, webster, westy, westie, wasters, westerly, quester, westman, waste time, worster, west end, wessen, westernize, westerners, wetten, westboro, war-torn, questor, westerman, schwester, wasden, weste, whetter, wettin, wurster, disturn, westborough, gestern, western yew, westrick, questar, wellston, westernise, west linn, westair, westered, westermann, eastern, history, chester, pester, lester, leicester, nestor, nester, huston, mester, hyster, huster, hughston, arrester, extern, historie, hister, cheston, neston, arrestor, mestre, arrestin, husten, nestin, rest on, ostern, maestre, historien, lestr.