I say, Flo, would yer like somethink real, not an ony s'pose?
I hadn't been talkin' to her long before I see there was somethink wrong with her and I told her as much.
Last night the son who is "somethink on a homnibus" came in.
The landlady has a son who, she told me, is "somethink on a homnibus.
Indeed, I'd heard a somethink of it from the Griffinses servnts, that my lord was mighty tender with the ladies.
I knew it--I knew it quite well, as soon as I saw the old genlmn igsammin him by a kind of smile which came over his old face, and was somethink betwigst the angellic and the direbollicle.
When I began, I knew no better: when I'd carrid on these papers a little further, and grew accustmd to writin, I began to smel out somethink quear in my style.
He felt that there was somethink a-going on behind the seans, and, though he could not tell how, was sure that some danger was near him.
I believe she bullyd the poor creature into marridge; and it was agreed that he should let his ground-floor at John Street, and so add somethink to their means.
E said somethink which I couldn't catch and didn't want to, and walked rarnd in a slow sircle, smiling to 'isself.
Me frend, Chawley Martin, was the Frenchman's caddie, and 'e took ercasion to remmark to me that we seemed in for somethink warmish.
Oh, it was somethink dreadful to hear her laughin' at her cleverness.
Poor young gentleman,' said Farrow, when we were discussing the affair this afternoon, 'he was cut up somethink orful.
Why don't they go to sea as stooardesses orsomethink o' that sort?
Take a note to the dam passon for me, an' bring a harnser, an' I'll give yer somethink when yer gits back.
She just smiles pretty, an' puts in a word or two, an' then seems lookin' away as if she saw somethink beautiful which nobody else can see.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "somethink" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
