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Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 410
sum, a. Consisting of a greater or le portion or sum; a certain, —indicating a person, thing, etc., as not known individually or more specifically; not much; a little; moderate; about; near; more le ; certain; this, not that; these, not those, ting. fr. others; a part; portion,— used pronominally. — Some/'body, n. A person unknown, uncertain, indeterminate; a person of consideration. — Some'liow, adv. In one way or another; in some way yet known.— Some'thing, n. Anything unknown undetermined; a part; a portion, more or le ; definite quantity or degree, — adv. In some degree; somewhat. — Some'time, adv. At a past time nitely referred to; once; formerly; at one time other hereafter. — a. Having been formerly; former. — Some'times, adv. At times; at intervals; ways; now and then; at one time. — Some'what, More or le ; a certain quantity or degree, in deter ruinate; something. — adv. In some degree or tity. — Some'where, adv. In some place unknown or not specified; in one place or another.
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