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Definition of
something adverb
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
something
adverb
adverb
NAmE
/
/
ˈsʌmθɪŋ
/
/
(
informal
)
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used with an adjective to emphasize a statement
She was swearing something terrible.
See
something
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something
pronoun
something fierce
quite something
something else
start something
as to something
up to something
all of something
let something go
hard on something
be into something
long on something
sink to something
as per something
let something rip
up for something
as against something
bring something alive
set something aright
as regards something
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Idioms
something fierce
quite something
something else
start something
as to something
up to something
all of something
let something go
hard on something
be into something
long on something
sink to something
as per something
let something rip
up for something
as against something
bring something alive
set something aright
as regards something
lay something bare
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Nearby words
somersault
verb
something
pronoun
something
adverb
sometime
adverb
sometime
adjective