Noun
a motley assortment of things
Source: WordNetEvery Saturday morning it hosts a large outdoor market or "mercadillo", where many people come and sell their wares of fruits and vegetables, clothes and shoes, and other odds and ends. Source: Internet
An avalanche of rightful indignation followed the announcement of Bodega, a startup founded by two ex-Google employees that would install shiny glass boxes selling odds and ends inside pre-existing buildings instead of independent corner stores. Source: Internet
I rifled through drawers of odds and ends, discovering a hand full of mid-sized decorative stars, fashioned with silver sequins. Source: Internet
My husband’s birthday celebration is behind us, and has left me with some choice leftovers, pieces of beef tenderloin and pork roasts, some homemade red cabbage, and some odds and ends of fruit tarts. Source: Internet
BCM: I’ve written a few odds and ends featuring other people’s characters. Source: Internet
But before I go, here are some odds and ends to keep you busy. Source: Internet