Some other?

[Ashraful Haque]

I've heard 'some other time' but can we use 'some/some other' in the following ways:

A: I saw your car passing by yesterday.
B: Not it wasn't me. May be it was some other car.

C: I didn't see the guy. He was wearing some kind of a mask and sunglasses.

D: I don't remember correctly it was some restaurant called 'the crab' or something.

If they are correct what does 'some' mean in this context?

[Piscean]

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  used for referring to a person or thing without knowing or without saying exactly which one There must have been some mistake.
  
  Some fool drove into the back of my car.
  
  some...or other: For some reason or other they didn’t stamp my passport.
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• some:
  
  used for referring to a person or thing without knowing or without saying exactly which one There must have been some mistake.
  
  Some fool drove into the back of my car.
  
  some...or other: For some reason or other they didn’t stamp my passport.
  
  https://www.macmillandictionary.com/.../american/some
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[Rover_KE]

D is a run-on sentence and needs two capital letters, otherwise they're all correct.

It means an unknown or undetermined ...

(Cross-posted)

[teechar]

I've heard 'some other time', but can we use 'some/some other' in the following ways?

They don't mean the same thing: "some other" just means another.

A: I saw your car passing by yesterday.
B: Not it wasn't me. May be it was some other car.

OK

C: I didn't see the guy. He was wearing some kind of a mask and sunglasses.

OK.

D: I don't remember correctly, but it was some restaurant called 'The Crab' or something.

or

D: I don't remember correctly. It was some restaurant called 'The Crab' or something.

If they are correct, what does 'some' mean in this context?

See the above replies.