Definition of "oddment" [odd•ment]

• Something left over. (noun)
• Odds and ends. (noun)
• An oddity. (noun)

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• "Long craft were brought from the caves laden with every kind of oddment, iron kettles, anvils, transmitters, birdcages, treasure, and dark figures hauled them out through the surf."
• "I believe he expected me to give him a receipt in round hundreds and take the "oddment," as we call it in"
• "Then there are houses where the people employed in the paper-works lodge, a recently-acquired home for the better class of men, which was once a mansion of the De Clifford family, and afterwards a hospital, and a store where every kind of oddment is sold by Dutch auction."