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job lot
noun
- a large, often assorted quantity of goods sold or handled as a single transaction.
- a miscellaneous quantity; a quantity of odds and ends.
job lot
noun
- a miscellaneous collection of articles sold as a lot
- a collection of cheap or trivial items
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Origin of job lot1
Example Sentences
The note was tucked into the sleeve of a 12-inch copy of West End Girls that shop owner Trevor Morris bought in a job lot of vinyl at an auction.
So far, Mills had faced his challenge with good humour, admitting he'd invested in a job lot of nipple plasters before arriving at BBC Broadcasting House.
On the issue of facultative reinsurance, whereby it insures bundles of risk in a job lot, Swiss Re said it expected to finalise a policy for the oil and gas sector in 2023.
It’s not clear if you click “enhance†whether they pick your child out of the crowd to clean them up, or do a job lot.
But it’s a job lots of kids wish they could get, even if there are some small drawbacks.
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