adv

thataway

THA-duh-way

Thataway (adv) means In that direction (informal). Example: “The trailhead is thataway, past the old barn.”

adv

In that direction (informal).

"The trailhead is thataway, past the old barn."

How to use thataway

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishInformal for "in that direction," often used with a joking or rustic tone.

When to use it

Very informal — mostly used humorously or in casual speech.

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The trailhead is _____, past the old barn.

A folksy blend of "that" and "way."

ay may day say ray hay lay pay jay way yay nay

What does “thataway” mean?

The word “thataway” means in that direction (informal). In plain terms, informal for "in that direction," often used with a joking or rustic tone.

How do you pronounce “thataway”?

“Thataway” is pronounced THA-duh-way (/ˈðædəˌweɪ/ in IPA).

How do you use “thataway” in a sentence?

Here is “thataway” used in a sentence: “The trailhead is thataway, past the old barn.”

What part of speech is “thataway”?

“Thataway” is an adverb.