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odds and ends
miscellaneous things. There were lots of odds and ends in the attic, but nothing of real value. I had the whole house cleaned out except for a few odds and ends that you might want to keep.
See also: and, end, odds

odds and ends  (British, American & Australian) also odds and sods (British & Australian informal)
a group of small objects of different types which are not very valuable or important I eventually found my keys buried beneath the odds and ends in the bottom of my bag.
See pay over the odds
See also: and, end, odds

Sod's Law  (British humorous)

the way in which plans fail and bad things happen where there is any possibility of them doing so It's Sod's Law that on the one occasion when the train arrives on time, I'm late!
See also: law


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Today, dirt was hauled from the Old Palace and spread over the grounds to form a surface for sodding.
Net stated, does not include extra work such as sodding, mulching, replanting etc.
Is this the same Celtic who continually fantasise about revamping the SPL by sodding off to England?
 
 
 
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