tother
pronoun or adjective
toth·er ˈtə-t͟hər 
variants or t'other
chiefly dialectal
: the other
Word History
Etymology
Middle English tother, alteration (resulting from misdivision of thet other the other, from thet the— from Old English thæt — + other) of other — more at that
First Known Use
13th century, in the meaning defined above
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- disconnected
- disconnectedly
- disconnectedness
- disconnectednesses
- disconnecter
- disconnecters
- disconnecting
- disconnecting switch
- disconnection
- disconnections
- disconnector
- disconnects
- disconnexions
- disconsented
- disconsenting
- disconsents