Similar words: oddments, fourteenth amendment, amendment, first amendment, fifth amendment, embedment, commandment, disbandment. Meaning: ['ɑdmənt /'ɒd-] 
n. 1. a piece of cloth that is left over after the rest has been used or sold 2. something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting.
n. 1. a piece of cloth that is left over after the rest has been used or sold 2. something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting. 
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1. You can make a patchwork quilt from oddments of silk and cotton.
2. I had to take a lot of oddments as well, like the marble.
3. Throw off the oddment and remain the integer.
4. Remove the oddment and keep the whole number.
5. It need get rid of oddment and keep down integer.
6. Oddment ! Tweak! I have heard some rather ridiculous interpretations of these words,[sentencedict.com] but these stretch credibility to the breaking point.
7. Oddment : A book section with fewer pages than the others and which has to be printed separately.
8. The china was market seconds, and all of the pans and utensils were unmatched oddments.
9. It is shown in the numerical study that the application of oddment tactic can reduce cost.
10. As a famous Egyptologist, his most successful work in the past, just sold less than an oddment of this book's sales.
11. Nobody on this earth, except for those who bear and rear you, can love you as much as I do – not even an oddment.
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