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four-way

(fôr′wā′)

adj.

1. Having, permitting, or indicating passage in four directions: a four-way intersection.

2. Having four participants or ingredients: a four-way teleconference; four-way chili.

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four-way

adj (usually prenominal)

1. giving passage in four directions

2. made up of four elements

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four′-way`

adj.

1. providing passage in four directions: a four-way entrance.

2. made up of four participants.

[1815–25]

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