on way



*on one's way (to some place)

leaving one place for another; en route to a place. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I have to leave. I am on my way to the bank. I will be there soon. I'm on my way now.
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on one's way

(to something or some place) Go to on the way (to something or some place).
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on your way

leaving or away Give me a kiss and I'll be on my way. They stayed with us for a week and then went on their way.
See also: on, way

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ab[æb]
Emiliee-MEE-lee-ə (German), e-MEE-lee-e (Norwegian), EM-i-lee (Swedish)German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish
OlofOL-ofSwedish
Anastasios-Greek, Ancient Greek
Clayton['kleitn]
Azaria-Biblical