nother

[nuhth -er] /ˈnʌð ər/
adjective
1.
Informal. a whole nother, an entirely different; a whole other.
Origin
1955-60; metanalysis of an other or another
Examples from the web for nother
  • Now the nurse is calling for help to have some help to give me a nother shot.
  • When the teliospores germinate, they produce a nother type of ti ny spore called a basidiospore.
  • Similarly all the materials on colon cancer are in a nother location.
Word Origin and History for nother

word formed from misdivision of another as a nother (see N for other examples), c.1300. From 14c.-16c. no nother is sometimes encountered as a misdivision of none other or perhaps as an emphatic negative; Old English had noðer as a contraction of ne oðer "no other."

nother in Technology


A parallel symbolic mathematics system.
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