nother

[ nuhth-er ]

adjective

Origin of nother

1955–60; metanalysis of an other or another

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As a(nother) sidelight, it's clear that Romney or whoever wrote this piece doesn't actually understand what culture even is.
Romney and Culture: Flip-Flop-Flip! | Michael Tomasky | August 1, 2012 | THE DAILY BEAST
Wal, Capm, fust thing is to fish up a bit 'f driftwood 'n' whittle out 'nother paddle.
Overland | John William De Forest
And the poor little boy what was playing with the—the not the 'nother one, you know, did so cry, but I think he soon left off.
Little Miss Peggy | Mrs. Molesworth
I don't know if it's 'nother opt'cal d'lusion—but you appear t' me to ha' gorrem on.
The Brass Bottle | F. Anstey
Nombre superficial is at comethe of ledynge of oo nombre into a-nother, wherfor it is callede superficial, for it hathe .2.
The Earliest Arithmetics in English | Anonymous

This theoreme seemeth of it selfe so manifest, that it neadeth nother demonstration nother declaraci.
The Path-Way to Knowledg | Robert Record

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