Meaning of SOMEBODY
| Pronunciation: | | 'sum`bâdee
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| | Definition: | | [n] |
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| | Synonyms: | | human, individual, mortal, person, someone, soul |
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| | See Also: | | adult, adventurer, African, anatomy, anomaly, applicant, applied scientist, applier, appointee, appointment, beholder, being, bod, build, capitalist, captor, capturer, causal agency, causal agent, cause, changer, chassis, common man, common person, commoner, communicator, compeer, contestant, controversialist, coward, creator, denizen, disputant, dweller, engineer, entertainer, equal, experimenter, expert, face, female, female person, figure, flesh, forerunner, form, frame, grownup, human body, indigen, indigene, individualist, inexperienced person, inhabitant, innocent, intellect, intellectual, juvenile, juvenile person, leader, lover, male, male person, match, material body, modifier, money dealer, money handler, national, native, nonreligious person, nonworker, observer, organism, peer, people, perceiver, percher, persona non grata, personality, physical body, physique, precursor, primitive, primitive person, religionist, religious person, self, sensualist, shape, soma, subject, technologist, traveler, traveller, unfortunate, unfortunate person, unskilled person, unusual person, unwelcome person, venturer, worker | |
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| | Definition: | | \Some"bod*y\, n.
1. A person unknown or uncertain; a person indeterminate;
some person.
Jesus said, Somebody hath touched me. --Luke viii.
46.
We must draw in somebody that may stand ``Twixt us
and danger.'' --Denham.
2. A person of consideration or importance.
Before these days rose up Theudas, boasting himself
to be somebody. --Acts v. 36.
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