grab bag
Noun
Meaning
a container from which a person draws a wrapped item at random without knowing the contents
an assortment of miscellaneous items
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And a Santa-sized grab bag of bonus content to help and inspire you, all free!
And the grab bag of spending programs and tax cuts that was the 2009 stimulus pumped further support into the economy.
CHRIS: And do you have, like, a grab bag of talks that you can do, or do you have the one that you're doing right now and then swap it out, or it kind of depends on the conference you're at that a different one you'll pick and stuff?
Goal number eight in the MDGs, a sort of grab bag of trade, debt, and information technology, has been insubstantial because it has no hard targets associated with it.
Very Hazy is crazy citrusy on the nose with the same intense tastes to follow: pulpy orange, peach, and a grab bag of tropical fruits.
Because that book is a grab bag, its pieces come in different sizes and lengths.