Sentence examples for means else from inspiring English sources

"Tittermatorter", for example, gave birth to the American "teeter-totter".Americans also share some grammatical constructions with their East Anglian antecedents: "You had better go to bed dew you be tired in the morning," says Mr Trudgill—"dew", or "do", in this case means "else"—is also used in North Carolina.

If Ion is an exegete or explicator of Homer's poems, he must surely understand what the poet means, else he could not explain the poet's thoughts.

It was meant to mean something else.

Everything means something else.

It also means something else.

All of which means something else, too.

So maybe that means something else.

Increasing home ownership means something else.

"Real woman" means something else entirely.

'Now Open' means something else as well".

It means something else in Scandinavia.