som

noun plural somy (ˈsɒmɪ)

the standard monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan, divided into 100 tyiyn

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Examples from the Web for som

Contemporary Examples

Som has always blended polish with an eccentric sense of color and pattern.
The Oscar de la Renta Effect
Robin Givhan
September 13, 2011

Historical Examples

"They must ha' come into the town from som'er's nigh the old cross-road," said he.
Tiverton Tales
Alice Brown
Why, quod the maystres, it is not possyble but som man is the fader thereof?
Shakespeare Jest-Books;
Unknown
She knew only too well that "som day" was quite likely to mean next winter.
Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer
Jessie Graham Flower
(He looks at picture l.) And Ah want to tell you som'pin' else.
The Ghost Breaker
Paul Dickey
Some was a sam or som, a set or upmingled mass; and some men was a sam or som of men.
An Outline of English Speech-craft
William Barnes

som

Examples from the Web for som

Contemporary Examples

Som has always blended polish with an eccentric sense of color and pattern.

Historical Examples

"They must ha' come into the town from som'er's nigh the old cross-road," said he.

Why, quod the maystres, it is not possyble but som man is the fader thereof?

She knew only too well that "som day" was quite likely to mean next winter.

(He looks at picture l.) And Ah want to tell you som'pin' else.

Some was a sam or som, a set or upmingled mass; and some men was a sam or som of men.