-some

-some Meanings:

• (forms adjectives from nouns or adjectives) Characterized by some specific condition or quality, usually to a considerable degree.
• (forms nouns from numerals) Denoting a group with a certain small number of members.
• (noun combining form) Body.
• Plus some indeterminate fraction not amounting to the next higher round number or significant digit; and change; -odd. twenty-some identifiable factors affecting the outcome one-hundred-and-fifty-some spectators in the bleachers
• 'omes, Meos, OEMs, emos, meso-
• (forms adjectives from nouns or adjectives) With nouns and verbs in an active and passive sense, implying “inclined to, full of, causing or caused by”.
• (forms nouns from numerals) As a suffix after cardinal numbers to denote a group, company, team, etc. of that number together or thought of as a unit.
• “-some, suff.” in the Dictionary of the Scots Language, Edinburgh: Scottish Language Dictionaries.
• [slang] body once told me the world is gonna roll me
• [slang] A slang expression used to humorously imply that the preceding statement was an understatement. If speaking, the word "then" is usually stressed.
• [slang] of or referring to some part of something
• [slang] Written as SoMe refers to Social media
• [slang] what a guy/ group of guys is trying to get when he/ they use cologne before leaving the house. isynonyms: poon, ass, tail, stank, pootyhole, vadger, coont, etc./i
• [slang] Swag on my enemy
• [slang] Body Once
• [slang] ass-kicking, or similar.
• [slang] some + adjective: means a lot, very much a regional expression from rural New Brunswick