sundry
sundry
Definition
sun·dry (sun′drē)
adjective
various; miscellaneous; divers sundry items of clothing
Etymology: ME sundri < OE syndrig, separate < sundor, apart: see sunder & -y
pronoun
sundry persons or things: used mainly in the phrase all and sundry, everybody; one and all
sundry
Synonyms
sundry
Usage Examples
Infinitive complement
- see: I am taking all and sundry along to see what has been achieved.
- take: Tell all and sundry to take heed That an English Parliament's what we need.
Modifies a noun
- debtor: I am thinking, for example, of reports on sundry debtors?
- invoice: Payment of a Debtor Account The Council offers a number of options for the payment of a sundry invoice.
- expense: On what basis will these sundry expenses be met?
- item: Our sales team are waiting to take your order for coffee, teas or sundry items.
- debt: Payments - Pay parking fines, council tax, business rates or sundry debts using a credit or debit card.
- income: The revenue section is responsible for the administration of council tax, business rates, housing rents and sundry debtor income.
Preposition: in
- box: A curling free-kick from Reid beat all and sundry in the box before hitting Hermann Hreidarsson and landing in the arms of Kirkland.
