allsorts
allsorts
Definition
all·sorts (ôl′sôrts)
Brit. assorted small candies, usually flavored with licorice
allsorts
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- thing: It takes place from 10am - 4.30pm with allsorts of fun things to do!
- problem: I was terrified for weeks; I probably caused allsorts of problems for Sarah with my mood swings.
- product: I keep reading about allsorts of products for pests but I'm unsure which are worth using and if they are considered organic?
- weather: Within these months you can get allsorts of weather - so be prepared!
- item: You will find allsorts of wonderful items at Madhouse gifts.
- music: I like allsorts of music mainly pop including 80's and the Beach Boys.
Converse of object
- have: Tone Deaf Amigos play an interesting breed of music having allsorts on stage including their dad's PC, well worth keeping an eye on.
- do: In the end I was doing allsorts - waving my hands around and so on - just to test how scared it was.
- eat: This variety carries over into the suburban garden where they will also eat allsorts of kitchen scraps and bird foods.
- cause: I was terrified for weeks; I probably caused allsorts of problems for Sarah with my mood swings.
- find: You will find allsorts of wonderful items at Madhouse gifts.
- see: The name means plains but I saw allsorts of landscapes here including rainforest, swamps and savannah.
Noun used with modifier
