Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: odds
IPA transcription: ['ɑdz]
noun meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: odds
    Meaning: the likelihood of a thing occurring rather than not occurring
Usage examples
  • "What odds then!
  • THE ODDS AND ENDS
  • What odds, Mrs. Dilber?" said the woman.
  • "It don't make much odds, do it, now?" asked Dick.
  • "He ought never to have made a bluff of that sort; there were too many odds against him."
  • Bowers went back again with Meares and managed to ferry over some wind clothes and odds and ends.
  • But by degrees the musician grew weary, and began to play odds and ends of old tunes, sacred and profane.
  • Or this is why, against the seemingly insuperable odds against all things new, there can be what is called progress--
  • Diva was very ingenious: she used up all sorts of odds and ends in a way that did credit to her undoubtedly parsimonious qualities.
  • Then, remembering the bag of magic "odds and ends," Chris put his hand inside it and drew out a small folded piece of silk and netting.