Of a place (esp. a city): that has ways or streets. Chiefly as the second element of a compound, as many-wayed, wide-wayed, etc.

Having four roads or ways meeting at a point. Of roads: leading in four directions. Now rare.

Of a road: Making a fork; having two or more diverging branches.

Having, or connected with, two ways, roads, or channels; situated where two ways meet.

Having, or connected with, three ways, roads, or channels; situated where three ways meet. Also, involving three participants. three-way cock, three…

Leading in two directions (right-hand and left-hand). Obsolete. rare.

Placed where three roads meet. Obsolete. rare.

‘That leadeth (two) different ways’ (Todd); having or offering two ways or courses.

Forked (as a road).