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91odds and ends — also .odds and sods BrE informal n [plural] small things of various kinds without much value ▪ He didn t keep much in his desk just a few odds and ends …
92odds and ends — Odds and ends are small, remnant articles and things the same as bits and bobs. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** Odds and ends are small articles, or bits and pieces of all sorts, usually of little value. I keep my odds and ends in… …
93odds-mak|er — «ODZ MAY kuhr», noun. a person who makes a business of establishing the odds for betting, especially in a sporting event: »The professional odds makers have established the slugging [prizefighter] a 13 5 favorite to retain his crown (New York… …
94Odds & Ends — EP par Dido Sortie 1995 Genre Pop Pop/Rock Trip hop Label Cheeky Arista BMG …
95odds and ends — noun plural small things that are all different and not valuable or important: a drawer full of odds and ends …
96odds and ends — are small, remnant articles and things the same as bits and bobs …
97odds board — odds board, a large, usually illuminated board at a race track, on which are posted the betting odds on the horses entered in a given race …
98odds and ends — odds′ and ends′ n. pl. 1) miscellaneous items, matters, etc 2) fragments; remnants; scraps; bits • Etymology: 1740–50 …
99Odds and ends — Odds and ends are small, remnant articles and things the same as bits and bobs …
100odds and ends — [n] miscellaneous paraphernalia assortment, bits, bits and pieces*, debris, etcetera*, hodgepodge, jumble, leavings, litter, medley, mélange, melee, miscellany, motley, oddments, olio, particles, potpourri, remnants, rest, rubbish, rummage,… …