Manner of doing any thing; method; means of doing. Seek the best way of learning, and pursue it. WAY. By noble ways we conquest will prepare. WAY.

Method; scheme of management. WAY. What impious ways my wishes took. WAY.

Manner of thinking or behavior; particular turn of opinion; determination or humor. Let him have his way, when that will not injure him, or any other person. But multitudes of children are ruined by being permitted to have their way. WAY.

Manner; mode. In no way does this matter belong to me. We admire a persons way of expressing his ideas. WAY.

Method; manner of practice. Find, if you can, the easiest way to live. WAY. Having lost the way of nobleness. WAY.

Method or plan of life and conduct. Instruct your children in the right way. WAY. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Proverbs 3:17. WAY. All flesh had corrupted his way. Genesis 6:72. WAY.

Course; process of things, good or bad. Things are in a prosperous way. WAY.

Right method to act or know. WAY. We are quite out of the way. WAY.

General scheme of acting. WAY. Men who go out of the way to hint free things, must be guilty of absurdity or rudeness. WAY.

Waysthe timbers on which a ship is launched.