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sometheimers (noun) : pronounced \some-timers\ : occasional occurence of memory loss—from combining 'sometimes' and 'Alzheimer's'

Teenagers often have sometheimers when it comes to remembering to do homework.

Submitted by: Clearly Written from California on Mar. 02, 2007 12:10

Sometimer (noun) : One who works according to their own schedule, not the employers. Not Full-time, not Part-time, but Sometime.

George, a recent retiree, bored with his lifestyle and needing some supplemental income has become a sometimer —Steve Layne, My Creation, Columbia SC, September 2005

Submitted by: Steve Layne from South Carolina on Oct. 10, 2005 20:53

Sometimers disease (noun) : An occasional but reversible decline in memory, usually bought on by fatigue..or forgetfulness

Can't be losing my mind yet, I know his name.....must be sometimers

Submitted by: Christine Rogers from Canada on Feb. 07, 2006 11:14

Sometimey (adjective) : A person who is sometimes very nice and then sometimes very nasty.

I do not mess with that one anymore because they are just too sometimey.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 08, 2007 15:28

somewhy

(adverb) : for some reason

Somewhy she found it necessary to move the plants from a sunny location to a shady one.

Submitted by: Robert from Pennsylvania on May. 20, 2008 09:48

(adverb) : for some reason, cause, or purpose

Submitted by: Jack Goodwin from Georgia Us on Jul. 14, 2007 14:22

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