Definition of sundry
: miscellaneous, various
- sundry articles
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Its interior cubbies provide only average capacity for sundry items.
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Parents around the world know the horror of lifting up a child seat and seeing layers of Cheerio and Goldfish detritus, the bottom bits being stuck hard to the seat thanks to various and sundry juice box drippings.
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Bookshelves support a collection of tomes, bottles of glue, stacks of papers bound in string, bags and doohickeys, and other various and sundry bits and pieces.
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Once the door to the plane closes and the wheels come up, the airline is losing money — aside from sundry in-flight sales like gin and tonics — until the flight lands.
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Patrons order at the counter and eat at sundry chrome dinettes off mismatched dishes (including plastic Disney plates), seasoning their food with kitschy vintage salt and pepper shakers.
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There will also be an outdoor pool, fitness center, sundry shop, Wi-Fi access and business center.
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Aside from leaves, mud and sundry sludge, there's one festive item in particular that cleaning crews sucking out thousands of catch basins in New Orleans have found in recent months.
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In 2017, the consumer side grew briskly as B of A attracted sundry new customers, adding 8% in deposits and 9% in loans and leases.
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Origin and Etymology of sundry
Definition of sundry
: an indeterminate number
- recommended for reading by all and sundry
- —Edward Huberman
First Known Use of sundry
15th century
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