Whole nother

adjective phrase: vastly different.

This developed around the 1990's. It was a superlative created to indicate how different one thing is from another. Whereas one could say "another story altogether" or "that's a wholly different story," the term "whole nother" seemed to develop to create a superlative of "another."

He went to school to be an engineer, but he changed to acting, a whole nother career.

by anonymous May 24, 2021

nother

additional, extra, supplemental

Kara is very happy, because she won't have to take a whole nother semester of geology and because she loves Cody.

by K-Fur December 16, 2008

Nother Dimension

Where the awesome comes from.

I'm not entirely sure what a Nother Diemnsion is but I bet it's &awsm;

by Chainsaw March 10, 2005

nothere

nothere a dangerous man that can ddos and doxz people and beware of him he is in the wilderness of discord. he also likes boneless pizza. and is very nice to young people

Nothere the type of guy to ddos his school teacher

by rattermannothere2555 February 5, 2018

i dunno notheen

Suitable for use when acting like a clueless foreigner. Must be said in funny accent. Bound to be a sitcom catchprase one day.

"Hey, where'd the weed I left on the table go?"
(raises hands, shrugs shoulders) "I donno notheen!"

by ivor January 12, 2005

nother

A combination of no + other. Not to be confused with 'nother, a short form of another.

Pete: Yo check out that fly honey.

Jeremy: Ya man she is like nother.

by p-tr|ck January 25, 2009

nothered

Used instead of bothered when describing something that is worth so little consideration that it is worth nothing.

That looks so boring, I really can't be nothered to check it out

by Waylonnnnnn January 30, 2010