each other's
each other's pronoun: the possessive form of each other.
Pronoun
each other's
- The possessive form of each other.
- The students critiqued each other's proposals.
- And I cannot guess what we’ll discover
when we turn the dirt with our arms cupped like shovels;
but I know our filthy hands will wash each other's
and not one speck will remain.2005 August 30, Death Cab for Cutie, “Soul Meets Body”, in Plans
Forms of each other's
| alternative form (obsolete) | each others |
|---|
Origin of each other's
From each other + -'s.
Questions about each other's
- What does each other's mean?
- Each other's means the possessive form of each other.
- What part of speech is each other's?
- Each other's is a pronoun.
Words near each other's in the dictionary
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