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cater-corner

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cat·er-cor·nered  (ktr-kôrnrd, kt-) also cat·er-cor·ner (-nr) or cat·ty-cor·nered or cat·ty-cor·ner (kt-) or kit·ty-cor·nered or kit·ty-cor·ner (kt-)
adj.
Diagonal.
adv.
In a diagonal position.

[From obsolete cater, four at dice, from Middle English, from Old French catre, four, from Latin quattuor; see kwetwer- in Indo-European roots.]
Translations
cater-corner(ed)
adj, adv (US) → diagonal


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To be reminded of the enormous risk of his undertaking, all that Kenneth Smith need do is look cater-corner, where a proposed urban village has petered out with nothing more to show for it than one unoccupied building and a gaping hole in the ground.
Suite D, cater-corner from the Springfield Post Office.
The Grand Hotel was built in 1984 and is located directly across the street from the Park Hyatt Hotel, for which Hyatt recently paid $194,000 per room, and is cater-corner to the ANA Hotel, which was acquired in 1990 at a cost of $244,000 per room.
 
 
 
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