so amı (som)

[Origin obscure.] 1. A chain for attaching the leading horses to a plow. It is supported by a hanger beneath the clevis, in order to preserve the line of draft and avoid pulling down the nose of the plow-beam. E. H. Knight. Some one or some 2. A short rope used to pull the tram in a coalmine. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] so am2 (som), n. [A var. of seam2.] A horse load. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] so-and-so (sō'and-sō), n. thing not definitely named: commonly representing some person or thing in an imaginary or supposed instance: as, Mrs. So - and - so; was he wrong in doing so-and- so? Compare sol, = soap Sw. såpa