locate /lō-kātˈ/

1. To place
2. (often passive) to set in a particular position, situate
3. To designate or find the position of
4. To find or pinpoint

To establish oneself in residence or business in an area

locātˈable or locāteˈable adjective

locāˈtion noun

1. The act of locating, or process of being located
2. A farm (Aust)
3. In South Africa, under apartheid, any of the townships or other areas in which the black or coloured population were obliged to live
4. Position, site
5. Site for filming outside the studio (film)
6. A leasing on rent (law)
7. A position in a memory which can hold a unit of information, eg a word (computing)
8. Such a unit of information (computing)

locāˈtional adjective

locative /lokˈə-tiv/ adjective

1. Relating to location
2. Denoting a case representing ‘place where’ (grammar)

1. The locative case
2. A word in the locative case

locāˈtor noun

on location

Outside the studio (of filming or sound-recording)

• cutlet
• cutlets
• cutline
• cutlines
• cut loose
• cut no ice
• cut off
• cut-off
• cut off one's nose to spite one's face
• cut-offs
• cut off with a shilling
• cut one's coat according to one's cloth
• cut one's eye teeth
• cut one's losses
• cut one's lucky
• cut one's own throat
• cut one's stick
• cut one's teeth
• cut one's teeth on
• cut one's throat
• cut out
• cut-out
• cut out for
• cut out of whole cloth
• cut-outs