Not either. See either.

Not one or the other. See either, pron.

Not either; not in either case: a disjunctive conjunction (the negative of either), preceding one of a series of two or more alternative clauses, and correlative with nor (or, formerly, neither or ne) before the following clause or clauses.

Not in any case; in no case; not at all: used adverbially for emphasis at the end of the last clause, when this already contains a negative.

And not; nor yet.

adjective. Not either; not the one or the other.

conjunction. Not either; generally used to introduce the first of two or more coördinate clauses of which those that follow begin with nor.

conjunction. by no means.

determiner. not one of two; not either

pronoun. not either one

conjunction. not either (used with nor)

adverb. similarly not

adjective. not either; not one or the other

"For his own part, Adams inclined to think that neither chaos nor death was an object to him as a searcher of knowledge, —neither would have vogue in America, —neither would help him to a career."

neither here nor there  neither nother  neither off nor on  

incomplete  uncomplete  

breather  either  

Jesus  age  chiropractic  dare  either