some intens EDD ~ adv 'very,' DAE adv 1 (1804-); cp RIGHT. Very; to a high degree, unexpectedly, extraordinarily; WONDERFUL.
P 69-63 Boy, it's some good'. P 148-64 That sounds some funny. T 12-64 I was some pleased to see him. P 224-67 That bread is some fungy—full of air-holes. 1971 NOSEWORTHY 80-1 Some perky. 1972 MOWAT 99 She [the whale] turned so quick she heeled right over on her side, and she was some big' 1973 WIDDOWSON 204 You're some bad, my son; if you are not careful the 'Old Boy' will get you. 1977 Decks Awash vi (3), p. 55 We had to slide it on skids. It was some heavy.
