Definition of sundry
: miscellaneous, various
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There are at least 85 such sundry shops in an area spanning just a little more than 7.4 square miles.
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Now in its 65th year, the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club’s annual Over-the-Line beach-softball blowout has a longstanding reputation for inviting all and sundry for a walk on the bawdy side.
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On one side is music from the Faenza Codex of around 1420, a collection of transcriptions of sundry vocal compositions that is one of the earliest repositories of keyboard music.
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Sacramento's sundry restrictions on recyclables are the result of a chain reaction stretching from China to Northern California, as The Sacramento Bee reported in March.
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Nike has the perfect solution for your sundry-carrying woes: Fanny pack slides.
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The summer garden gala is a tradition prized as a rare opportunity for thousands of ordinary Brits to mingle with various and sundry royals in the beautiful palace gardens, as a reward for their charity work or achievements.
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In addition there is a small grocery and sundry section, ready-to-heat meals, meal kits, beer and wine and a few shelves of Amazon-logo gear aimed at tourists.
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Meanwhile, a sundry of pink jerseys converged on him from the sideline.
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Origin and Etymology of sundry
Middle English, different for each, from Old English syndrig, from sundor apart — more at sunder
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First Known Use: 14th century
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See Words from the same yearDefinition of sundry
: an indeterminate number
- recommended for reading by all and sundry
- —Edward Huberman
First Known Use of sundry
14th century
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