hereafˈter adverb

After this, in some future time, life or state

noun

1. A future state
2. The afterlife

hereatˈ adverb (archaic)

At or by reason of this

hereˈaway adverb (informal)

Hereabout

herebyˈ adverb

1. Not far off
2. By this

herefromˈ adverb

1. From this
2. From this place

hereinˈ adverb (formal)

1. Contained in this letter, document, etc
2. In this respect

hereinafˈter adverb (formal)

Afterwards in this (document, etc)

hereinbeforeˈ adverb (formal)

Before in this (document, etc)

hereinˈto adverb (formal)

Into this place, thing, matter, etc

hereofˈ adverb (formal)

Of or concerning this

hereonˈ adverb (formal)

On or upon this

heretoˈ adverb

1. To this (formal)
2. Until this time (Shakespeare)
3. For this object

heretoforeˈ adverb (formal)

1. Before this time
2. Formerly

hereundˈer adverb (formal)

1. Under this
2. Below
3. Following
4. By the authority of this (document, etc)

hereˈunto (also /-unˈ/) adverb (formal)

To this point or time

hereuponˈ adverb

1. On this
2. Immediately after this

herewithˈ adverb

1. With this
2. Enclosed with this letter, etc

here and there

1. In this place, and then in that
2. In various places
3. Thinly
4. Irregularly

here goes!

An exclamation indicating that the speaker is about to proceed with some proposed act or narration, etc

here's to

I drink the health of

here today, gone tomorrow

A comment on the transient, ephemeral nature of things

here we are (informal)

1. This is what we are looking for
2. We have now arrived (at)

here we go again (informal)

The same undesirable situation is recurring

here you are (informal)

1. This is what you want
2. This is something for you
3. This way

neither here nor there

1. Of no special importance
2. Not relevant

the here and now

The present time