Obs. [OE. sóm, ablaut-variant of the stem sam-: see SAME a.] Agreement, concord, peace. Usu. coupled with saught(ness) or sib. (Cf. SOME a.2)

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c. 1000.  Ælfric, Hom., II. 198. Ðam dom-bocum þe Se Heofenlica Wealdend his folce ʓesette to some, and to sehtnysse.

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a. 1011.  Laws Ethelred, vi. 25 (Liebermann). Beo eallum Cristenum mannum sibb and som ʓemæne, and ælc sacu totwæmed.

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c. 1205.  Lay., 4099. Heo speken þer to sæhte, to sibbe and to some.

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c. 1225.  Ancr. R., 426. Þis is o þing,… þet is God leouest—seihnesse & some.

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c. 1275.  Holy Chirch, 15, in O. E. Misc. For hi heolden cristes men myd sib and myd some.

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