Definition of "each other" [each other]

• Each the other. Used to indicate that a relationship or an action is reciprocal among the members of the set referred to by the antecedent: The boys like each other. (pronoun)

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• "As it was, the two players raised and reraised each other all-in, and then chopped the pot, each with the same hand, a full house, aces over threes."
• "The two steel beams will stand alongside each other in the same configuration as Tower One and Two at Ground Zero on a downtown square along the White River Canal, next to Station 13 and several state buildings, he said."
• "Their sweat-slicked bodies slid against each other as spasms wracked her body."