Other [adjective]
Definition of Other:
additional, added
Sentence/Example of Other:
His name was Lefty something-or-other, and he was about the sneakiest stool the department had.
Rodney is thoroughly and comfortably this-worldly; Michael is—other-worldly!
In conclusion, we must consider an offshoot of other-world ideas—the belief in the transmigration of souls.
As a matter of fact, the retributive idea is far from being implicated with other-world hopes.
Intellectualism may not always be so clearly other-worldly as Plato shows himself to be in this passage.
Though this was fair, and that was something else, and a third was so-and-so, yet none of them was Mary Something-or-other.
Her mother had lived abroad for the past five years, and was now the Princess Somebody-or-other.
One big mottled arm shot out and caught Toad by a fore-leg, while the other-gripped him fast by a hind-leg.
Verny, you know when you told me to salt something-or-other, I thought you meant chowder; so I put in as much as I felt it needed.
How could he accept something-or-other from such a churl accompanied by a threat?