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Oddments

noun



Oddment

noun
1.
A piece of cloth that is left over after the rest has been used or sold.  Synonyms: end, remainder, remnant.
2.
Something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting.  Synonyms: curio, curiosity, oddity, peculiarity, rarity.






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"Oddments" Quotes from Famous Books



... a spare wheel for emergencies; the hub of every wheel was plaited round with straw; the harness was partly of leather and partly of rope ending in iron hooks. Later came a long Red Cross van, and after it another field-kitchen encumbered with bags and raw meat and strange oddments, and through the interstices of the pile, creeping among bags and raw meat, steam gently mounted, for a meal was maturing in that perambulating kitchen also. Lastly, came a cart full of stretchers and field-hospital apparatus. The regiment, its music ...
— Over There • Arnold Bennett

... himself upon the bed, "if I remember rightly, there are shirts, and socks, and pajamas, and a few other oddments of the sort. And here, when I can get it out of my pocket, is a box of candies. I don't know if you are fond of such things, but most of the sex feminine are, I believe. Pray take them as a ...
— The Definite Object - A Romance of New York • Jeffery Farnol

... make an organized raid on the kitchen. Around and above the stove hung oddments like wolf-skin mitts, finnesko, socks, stockings and helmets, which had passed from icy rigidity through sodden limpness to a state of parchment dryness. The problem was to recover one's own property and at the same time to avoid the cook scraping the porridge saucepan ...
— The Home of the Blizzard • Douglas Mawson



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