Similar words: something, something of, something else, something like, quite something, have something to do with, seething, see things.
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61. And probably a book or a crossword puzzle or something you could do when you were down there, you know.
62. The road was blocked after that, a landslide or something.
63. In a big room that looks like a gymnasium or something.
64. You could easily find something better suited to your talents - become a Member of Parliament, or something.
65. Not one of them looked as though they were not sick to their stomachs with jealousy of some one or something.
66. It had more to do with biorhythms or the moon or something.
67. Tell them you've come out in a rash, or something.
68. Don King wondered if I was off smoking a pipe somewhere, or something.
69. He must have had to meet a quota or something cause he nailed me.
70. Was it flour - or something they used in pottery?
71. And do the different types of grave reflect different periods or something else?
72. It may be just a gentle daily stroll or cycle ride or something much more strenuous.
73. Can I bring you up a cup of tea or something?
73. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!
74. She was, like, putting out this monthly zine called Dorothy or something, in which her life was chronicled.
75. When he wasn't here he thought we might fall ill or something, so he installed the foghorns.
76. If you'd like to meet up for a drink or something, do give me a call on the above number.
77. If I want to buy you something I buy you earrings or something.
78. He was always on at me to become a cab driver or something.
79. Sometimes they offer a cup of tea, or a cold drink or something to eat.
80. Perhaps a conversation, they thought, an exchange of views or something would help.
81. Team teaching, or something very like it, is an important element in the continuing professional development of the teacher.
82. As Strach says[sentencedict.com], it was like winning the cup or something.
83. You must have stuck your finger in there or something.
84. Later on, backstage, I am greeted with enthusiasm, as if I were a long-lost friend or something.
85. I had the feeling Ted might have gotten a tattoo or something, made some drastic alteration in himself.
86. It would be nice to have been able to offload your worries on to some one or something like that.
87. The other usage refers to the front door to a set of documents that represents some one or something on the Web.
88. His son, Mark, trained as an osteopath or something and set up in practice here.
89. We can tell Mr Goodwin to patrol the grounds in case he is dumped, tied up, or something like that.
90. You may prefer a large and simple paved terrace area, or something smaller, incorporating raised beds and a barbecue.
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