adjective. Other; different.

adjective. Additional; more.

adverb. In a different or additional time, place, or manner.

idiom. (or else) Used to indicate an alternative.

idiom. (or else) Used to indicate negative consequences that will result if an action is not followed.

idiom. (or else) Used after a command or demand to make a threat:

In another or a different manner; in some other way; to a different purpose; otherwise.

In another or a different case; if the fact were different; otherwise.

Besides; other than the person, thing, place, etc., mentioned: after an interrogative or indefinite pronoun, pronominal adjective, or adverb (who, what, where, etc., anybody, anything, somebody, something, nobody, nothing, all, little, etc.), as a quasi-adjective, equivalent to other: as, who else is coming? what else shall give you? do you expect anything else?

[The phrases anybody else, somebody else, nobody else, etc., have a unitary meaning, as if one word, and properly take a possessive case (with the suffix at the end of the phrase): as, this is somebody else's hat; nobody else's children act so.]

adjective. Other; one or something beside

adverb. Besides; except that mentioned; in addition

adverb. Otherwise; in the other, or the contrary, case; if the facts were different.

adjective. Other; in addition to previously mentioned items.

adverb. Otherwise, if not.

conjunction. For otherwise; or else.

conjunction. but if the condition of the previous if clause is false, do the following.

"We had to go pick up papers, fill out papers, sign papers, drop off papers, stand in lines, walk here, walk there, wait somewhere else, pay for something else…"

alike  

and  god forbid else  if  not  or  

or else  

about  almost  alone  better  body  

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