some /sum/

1. An indefinite part of the whole number or quantity
2. (a) certain (undetermined) one(s)
3. A great deal (N American)
4. A good deal more, esp as and then some (esp N American)
5. One, one or other (obsolete)

1. One or other
2. In an indefinite number or quantity
3. A little
4. Not a little
5. Considerable
6. A certain
7. Certain unspecified
8. Several
9. A few
10. In approximate number, length, etc, more or less
11. Remarkable, outstanding, of note (informal, esp US; also ironic)

1. Somewhat, in some degree, rather, a little (dialect)
2. Very much (N American)
3. Sometimes (Shakespeare)

someˈbody noun (or pronoun) ( pl someˈbodies)

1. Some person
2. A person of importance

someˈday adverb

At an unspecified time in the future

someˈdeal or someˈdele adverb (archaic)

In some degree, somewhat

someˈgate adverb (Scot)

Somewhere, somehow

someˈhow adverb

In some way or other

someˈone noun (or pronoun)

Somebody

someˈplace adverb (N American)

Somewhere

someˈthing noun or pronoun

1. An undefined thing
2. A thing of some account
3. A portion

1. In some degree
2. To an extreme degree

That is some account

Indicating an unspecified or unknown number greater than or in addition to, as in thirty-something

—Also used as substitute for any word or component of any word forgotten, indefinite or avoided

someˈtime adverb

1. At a time not fixed
2. At one time or other
3. Formerly

1. Former
2. Late
3. Occasional

someˈtimes adverb

1. At times
2. Now and then
3. Sometime (obsolete)

Sometime

someˈway, someˈways or someˈwise adverb

1. In some way
2. Somehow

someˈwhat adverb

In some degree

1. An unfixed quantity or degree
2. Something

someˈwhen adverb (rare)

Some time or other

• out-parish
• out-parishes
• outpart
• outparts
• outpassion
• outpassioned
• outpassioning
• outpassions
• out-patient
• out-patients
• outpeep
• outpeeped
• outpeeping
• outpeeps
• outpeer
• outpeered
• outpeering
• outpeers
• out-pension
• out-pensioned
• out-pensioner
• out-pensioners
• out-pensioning
• out-pensions
• outperform