nother
- adjective
- /ˈnʌðər/
- Slang
- That's a whole 'nother deal.
- a whole nother
- a nother thing
- a nother story
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Watch on YouTubeSo I have, I have a whole nother network of sources.
- So I have, I have a whole nother network of sources.
- And that that's a whole nother layer of strength.
- And then there's a whole nother generation born into it.
- So that's a whole nother show digging into that stuff.
- Yes, there is actually a whole nother series that precedes this.
- And it's just taking on this whole nother level as well.
- All right, that's a whole nother video, but now let's stay on track.
- Forget about the heat shield, but that that'll that's a whole nother animal in itself.
- Getting a script sold is a whole nother skill set.
- I feel like that's a whole nother issue that kids are dealing with these days.
- This book, this book, she literally just brings in a whole nother country.
- But it's a whole nother thing when it's like, right.
Examples
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I would have to say that Apple is on a whole nother level than all other phone manufacturers.
Blog text (28) -
OK, we needed to take it to a whole nother level.
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So I have, I have a whole nother network of sources.
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And it's just taking on this whole nother level as well.
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It's a whole nother show after dark.
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Like it's a whole nother deal.
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Texas is, as we say down here, "a whole nother country."
Blog text (10) -
I feel like that's a whole nother issue that kids are dealing with these days.
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That's a whole 'nother level.
Fiction book (1997) -
That movie was great, but the sequel is a whole nother experience.
Synonyms
Different from the one already mentioned
Someone or something different from the one already mentioned
More than what is already there or was mentioned
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nother comes from saying an + other so fast that the 'n' moves and we hear nother, especially in the phrase 'a whole nother'. That's why nother is used as a strong way to say something is a completely 'different' or extra matter.