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English Idioms :: some
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some - See: AND THEN SOME. |
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Traditional English :: some
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some - adj., pron., & adv. --adj. 1 an unspecified amount or number of (some water; some apples; some of them).
2 that is unknown or unnamed (will return some day; some fool has locked the door; to some extent).
3 denoting an approximate number (waited some twenty minutes).
4 a considerable amount or number of (went to some trouble).
5 (usu. stressed) a at least a small amount of (do have some consideration). b such to a certain extent (that is some help). c colloq. notably such (I call that some story). --pron. some people or things, some number or amount (I have some already; would you like some more?). --adv. colloq. to some extent (we talked some; do it some more). and then some sl. and plenty more than that. some few see FEW . [OE sum f. Gmc] |
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Related Words
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get
crunk
yo
system
belong
devil
eel
need
sleep
affiliate
business
enjoy
support
that
enchanted
evening
years
fifteen
give
obie
trice
got
tooth
initial
hesitation
kinda
monster
wonderful
like
it
hot
guys
have
all
luck
metallica
kind
velvet
morning
other
ways
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Most Often Usage
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get some crunk in yo system
some where i belong
some devil
eel i need some sleep
affiliate business enjoy some support that
some enchanted evening
years fifteen some
give some
obie trice got some tooth
got some tooth
initial hesitation some
some kinda monster
some kinda wonderful
some like it hot
some guys have all the luck
metallica some kind of monster
some kind of monster
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