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What is the meaning of east while?

"East while" is not a common phrase in English. It's likely a misunderstanding or a mishearing of something else.

It could be a few things:

* "East, while" - This would be two separate words, possibly part of a longer phrase.

* "East while" - Could be a typo for "East wind", which refers to a wind blowing from the east.

* "East while" - It's possible you heard a foreign phrase that sounds similar.

To help me understand what you meant, can you please provide more context?

For example:

* Where did you hear this phrase?

* What was the overall topic of the conversation?

* Were there any other words or phrases around it?

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