B1different from the thing or person already mentioned: I've no cash - is there no other way of paying?He likes travelling abroad and learning about other people's customs and traditions.→ See alsoanotherDifferent and differencethe other day, week, etc.B1referring to a day, week, etc. in the recent past without saying exactly when it was: I saw him just the other day/night.In the pastother thanC1formaldifferent from or except: Holidays other than those in this brochure do not have free places for children.The form cannot be signed by anyone other than yourself.Different and differenceExcluding›in a negative sentence, used to mean 'except': There's nothing on TV tonight, other than rubbish.Excludingin other wordsB2used to introduce an explanation that is simpler than the one given earlier: He was economical with the truth - in other words, he was lying.Meaning and significanceTypifying, illustrating and exemplifyingor otherC1informal›used when you cannot or do not want to be exact about the information you are giving: The event was held in some park or other.We'll find someone or other to help us.UncertaintyHesitatingAchievable