odds and sods n.
(orig. milit.) odds and ends, but used of both objects and people.
(con. 1914–18) Songs and Sl. of the British Soldier. | ||
Officers and Gentlemen 64: They left me behind with the other odds and sods. | ||
(con. 1941) Gunner 131: There’s no place for any more, not even a few odds and sods like us. | ||
Lingo 93: odds and sods is bits and pieces, miscellaneous items or persons. |