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Somewhere A place where no one wants to go, but everyone ends up. ■ When my boss asked me to go to a conference in the middle of nowhere, I said "Sure, as long as there's a hotel nearby." She just looked at me like I was insane. Turns out, the conference was actually in the middle of nowhere and there was no hotel within miles.
brown A color that is neither red nor black, but a shade somewhere in between. ■ "I had a brown shirt on today, but it got stained with coffee. Now I'm wearing a gray t-shirt instead."
brunette A person with dark hair that is not quite brown or red, but somewhere in between. ■ Why did the brunette go to the salon? To get a little more color in her life!
Flow The act of moving or going somewhere, often with the appearance of grace and ease. ■ John had a natural flow on the dance floor, making him the envy of all the other men in the room.
Lukewarm An emotion that is neither hot nor cold, but somewhere in between. ■ "I was feeling lukewarm about the concert until the band played my favorite song."
passenger A person who is being transported somewhere, typically by car or airplane. ■ The passenger in the back seat was so quiet that I didn't even know they were there until we reached our destination.
resource The thing you need to get something done, but can't find when you really need it. ■ "I know I have a resource for this project somewhere, but I just can't seem to find it."
went To travel or journey somewhere. ■ "I went to the store and bought some apples, but they were all bruised. I guess they didn't go well."
Disapproved The act of not approving of something. This can be expressed as a dislike, disapproval, or rejection. ■ "I was so disappointed when the restaurant didn't serve my favorite dish. I had to disapprove of their menu and find somewhere else to eat."
drove To operate a vehicle with the intention of going somewhere. ■ "I drove my car to work today, but I forgot my keys and had to walk home."; To make someone do something by using force or coercion. ■ "The boss drove his employees to complete the project on time by offering them bonuses if they met their deadlines."; To be very angry and frustrated, often as a result of being thwarted or annoyed. ■ "When I found out my favorite TV show was canceled, I drove so mad with rage that I broke my remote!"
elected The act of choosing someone to hold a position, office or power. ■After much campaigning and bribery, Donald Trump was elected as the 45th President of the United States., A person who has been chosen to do something or go somewhere, especially because of their qualifications or abilities. ■The elected representatives of the community were tasked with choosing a new mayor., Something that has happened or occurred as a result of a process or system in which people can vote for candidates or options. ■The outcome of the election was highly contested, with both sides claiming victory.
elsewhere A place where one cannot find a particular item or person, and usually a place of complete boredom. ■ "I searched high and low, but my favorite sandwich was nowhere to be found. I guess it's just somewhere else now."
exodus A sudden and massive movement of people out of a particular area or place. ■ "The exodus from the city after the earthquake was truly epic. People were running as fast as they could, leaving their belongings behind and hoping to find safety somewhere else."
raids A sudden and violent attack by a group of people on something or someone they want to steal or destroy. ■ "The police raided the illegal drug operation in broad daylight.", To do or go somewhere in large groups, especially in order to attack someone or something. ■ "The hordes of zombies are raiding the city streets!"
roadblocks A series of obstacles or barriers placed on a road by authorities in order to prevent people from going somewhere they shouldn't. Often used by politicians who want to avoid being seen with certain people. ■ "I can't believe they put roadblocks up for the presidential visit. I mean, we can drive on the highway without any problems."
straws Long, thin, flexible pieces of dry grass or straw that are used for drinking from a glass or for making decorative arrangements. ■ "I forgot my reusable straw at home and had to resort to using paper straws. It's a shame, really - I'm pretty sure I saw some real straws lying around somewhere."