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T'other

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toth·er or t'oth·er  (tr)
pron. & adj. Informal
The other.
[From Middle English the tother, alteration of thet other, that other : thet, the (from Old English thæt; see that) + other, other; see other.]


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One uv 'em is white en shiny, en t'other one is black.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Twain, Mark View in context
I should wish, Lawyer Lightwood,' he stipulated, 'to have that T'other Governor as my witness that what I said I said.
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Sim'on Peter Ca'houn he said, an' he was jest right, abaout Lorin', 'Ha'af on the taown,' he said, 'an' t'other ha'af blame fool; an' they told me she's married a 'ich man.
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