othery

Certainly I could never do it with a wabbly, changery, one-or-the-othery kind of man that Whythe is, and while it was pretty scrumptious thinking a twenty-five-year-older was in love with me, I soon found out it was a summer case and not at all serious.

Kitty Canary Kate Langley Bosher 1898

Others are, well, othery and cannot, also by definition, do any good.

European Tribune 2008

Fig.II. where they are both of equal depth, and very fmall, thick and fine; the tranfverfe lines all of them bent to the commif - fure, but the othery? rz not meeting together in it, as in the for - mer and following Efcallop: This ftone is of a light reddifti co - lour, eared on both fides, and found in the quarries in theparifli of Heddington,, o, TeHaceis. u.

The natural history of Oxford-shire : being an essay toward the natural history of England 1677