Definitions
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- pronoun & adjective The other.
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- pronoun
Other .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I told him I was no hand to argue, but it seemed to me it was about a stand off, as to which was 'tother's prisoner.
How Private George W. Peck Put Down The Rebellion or, The Funny Experiences of a Raw Recruit - 1887 1878
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"Ahh" well, one of -em's a forger, " he said, -and 'tother's a murderess.
A Breath of Snow and Ashes Gabaldon, Diana 2005
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Concernin ''tother, while the lad's voice is o' considerable volume, it leaves somethin 't' be desired as far as carryin 'the tune, if you follow me meaning.
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We need to come tother people our hardship, struggles, the war, the economy, Health care, education, the division and etc that is far more important than our personal feelings that need to be addressed.
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Given how utterly skint the UK is right now though, I'm gonna guess if forced to choose on or tother, it'll be giving them the vote.
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I likez deh wun eer forwerd adn deh tother eer sidewerdz.
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I'm sorry for your loss but glad that Alan went peacefully and also for those last days/moments you two had tother.
Last Day of Hospice Susan Palwick 2009
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Soandso is minister for stuff who will implement Y by doing this, that and tother. etc.
A Wee Fib Newmania 2007
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The experience of tother countries shows othewise.
Time to Attack The Right Wing's Core Values-- Less Taxes and Less Government 2008
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Why not help potential book-buyers divide the one from 'tother?
September 2006 2006
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