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/sʌm/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
An unspecified amount or number of something; not all.
I have some ideas about how to improve the project.
A certain number or amount; a few.
There are some people waiting outside the theater.
Used to refer to a part of a larger group or quantity.
Some of the cookies are burned, but most are still good.
pronoun
An unspecified person or thing.
Someone left their jacket here; I hope some will come back for it.
adverb
To a certain extent or degree; somewhat.
The movie was some good, but the ending was disappointing.
Etymology
Old English 'sum', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch 'som' and German 'sum'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
some of
a portion from a particular group.
some day
at an unspecified time in the future.
some time
a considerable amount of time.
some like it hot
refers to those who prefer excitement or challenges.
Related Words
someone
an unspecified person.
something
an unspecified thing.
sometime
at an unspecified time.
Slang Meanings
Somewhat; to a certain extent.
I'm feeling some better today.
Used to express interest or curiosity.
You have some serious skills!