American Dictionary
Definition other in American English
other verb
[intransitive/transitive] verb
/ˈʌðər/
/ˈʌðəraɪz/
1
to consider another person or group as being completely different from you and treat them differently as a result
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things being equal (phrase)
among other things (phrase)
among (phrase)
be at each other’s throats (phrase)
be made for each other (phrase)
be tripping over each other (phrase)
in each other’s pockets (phrase)
each other (pronoun)
have fish to fry (phrase)
have irons in the fire (phrase)
how the other half lives (phrase)
in other words (phrase)
look the other way (phrase)
none other (than) (phrase)
on the one hand...on the other hand (phrase)
on the other side of the fence (phrase)
one after another (phrase)
other (determiner, pronoun)
other (verb)
other than (phrase)
significant other (noun)
six of one, (and) half a dozen of the other (phrase)
someone’s half (phrase)
etc. or other (phrase)
something goes in one ear and out the other (phrase)
the boot is on the other foot (phrase)
the grass is (always) greener on the other side (phrase)
the other day (phrase)
the other etc. (phrase)
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the other side of the coin (phrase)
the other woman (phrase)
the way () (phrase)
the shoe is on the other foot (phrase)
turn the other cheek (phrase)
wait for the other shoe to drop (phrase)
you’ll be laughing on the other side of your face (phrase)