Obs. [f. EACH + WHERE.] Everywhere, in every part, on every side.

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c. 1340.  Cursor M., 13981 (Trin.). Iesus preched vche where.

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a. 1541.  Wyatt, Poet. Wks. (1861), 50. Each where where man doth live.

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1553.  Short Catech., in Liturgies, etc. Edw. VI. (1844), 507. His Godhead is in such sort eachwhere, that it filleth both heaven and earth.

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a. 1649.  Drumm. of Hawth., Poems, Wks. (1711), 43/2. From dark Sepulchres each where.

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