0 small pieces, usually of cloth, that have been cut from larger pieces: --
a few oddments of fabric
1 small things, objects, or pieces of something, usually of many different types: --
The volume contains stories, cartoons, essays, rhymes, music, anecdotes, aphorisms, and other oddments.
Their attempt to delineate the details of this system by a worldwide scatter of random oddments of mythology is no more than an intellectual game....
If she lived in a town she could drop in at the butcher's every morning to see if there were a few oddments not on the ration.
In addition, there are some oddments.
All stocks of grey flannel pyjamas which were held centrally were disposed of in 1954, and the jackets and trousers referred to were oddments subsequently returned from command depots.
I am not talking about these oddments.
The owner may reasonably say if a local authority intends to buy a particular property that they should buy the whole of it and not leave him with oddments.
The payment of compensation to a man whose land is left smothered with old rusty iron and all sorts of oddments is not much use.
