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21sundry — [OE] Sundry goes back to an Old English syndrig ‘apart, separate’. This, like sunder [OE], is descended ultimately from an Indo European base *su , denoting ‘separation’, which also produced Latin sine ‘without’, Welsh hanner ‘half’, and German… …
22sundry — adjective wings, radiators, and sundry other items were sent out to various workshops Syn: various, varied, miscellaneous, assorted, mixed, diverse, diversified; several, numerous, many, manifold, multifarious, multitudinous; literary divers …
23sundry — [OE] Sundry goes back to an Old English syndrig ‘apart, separate’. This, like sunder [OE], is descended ultimately from an Indo European base *su , denoting ‘separation’, which also produced Latin sine ‘without’, Welsh hanner ‘half’, and German… …
24sundry — adj. & n. adj. various; several (sundry items). n. (pl. ies) 1 (in pl.) items or oddments not mentioned individually. 2 Austral. Cricket = EXTRA n. 5. Etymology: OE syndrig separate, rel. to SUNDER …
25sundry debtor — ➔ debtor * * * sundry debtor UK US noun [C] ACCOUNTING ► a customer that owes a company a small amount of money, usually for something that is not connected with the main business of the company …
26sundry-man — see sundries 2 …
27Sundry Income — Income that is generated from sources other than a company s normal business operations. This would include any income that is not generated by the sale of the company s products and services. Sundry income is likely to be less predictible in… …
28sundry expenses — Costs incurred as small items of expenditure, which do not lend themselves to easy classification under any other heading. Sometimes they refer to a specific area, such as sundry office expenses or sundry production costs …
29sundry expenses — Costs incurred as small items of expenditure, which do not lend themselves to easy classification under any other heading. Sometimes they refer to a specific area, such as sundry office expenses or sundry production costs …
30sundry — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. various, divers; several, numerous; (n. pl.) notions, knickknacks, toiletries, cosmetics, etc. See multitude, sale. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. divers, several, manifold; see various . III (Roget s… …
