elsewhere, somewhere else

elsewhere, somewhere else

living, residing, resident (used after a place name to talk about someone who lives somewhere)

putting a hot brick or something else on a sore spot

upper, outside, external, foreign, someone else’s, another’s

upper, outside, external, foreign, someone else’s, another’s

relatives on one's father's side

paternal, ancestral, that which is taken on or inherited from the family

to put, pour, drop, throw, put on

to choose, prefer, use, conduct (as in a policy), assume, take on

detour, other way

other, another, next

across, to the other side

to the other side, across

detour, other way

the span of a hand, the distance between the little finger and thumb

fan (hand)

to fan (by hand)

hand (from wrist to finger-tips), claw

to lick up from the palm of the hand, to take up (medicine)