1) Among other things 2) Among others 3) Among others, lit 4) Et cetera alternative 5) Latin condenser 6) Lead-in to an example 7) Start of a list 8) Start of a list of examples 
'Among other things' Source: American Heritage Dictionary, 1982 Contexts: phrases
The Latin term 'Inter alia' means, in a UK legal context: 'amongst other things'.
Latin term for among other things.It is a phrase used in legal proceedings that few facts stated are only part of the entire facts or rules and not the entire thing.
Latin for 'among other things' - a traditional term which typically precedes a list of examples, and is found in official or formal text or various sorts. Inter alios means 'among other people', but is much less used
Inter alia is Latin For among other things.
[adv] - among other things
among other things, included in other considerations
among other things. This is often used in contracts to indicate that what is being specifically referred to is part of a larger group without having to name all the elements.
Amongst other things
adverb among other things; `the committee recommended, inter alia, that he be promoted`
Among other things.
Among other things Indicates that the details given are only an extract from the whole
among other things.