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tother

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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.]
tother, t'other [ˈtʌðə]
adj & n
Archaic or dialect the other
[C13 the tother, by mistaken division from thet other (thet, from Old English thæt, neuter of the1)]


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If the young lady thinks I hadn't ort to have kep' the tother 'arfcrown, I would not object to its bein' stopped from my wages if I were given a job of work here.
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