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51odds — index advantage, contraposition, disaccord, disagreement, edge (advantage), embroilment, feud, probabili …
52odds — (n.) in wagering sense, found first in Shakespeare ( 2 Henry IV, 1597), probably from earlier sense of amount by which one thing exceeds or falls short of another (1540s), from ODD (Cf. odd) (q.v.), though the sense evolution is uncertain. Until… …
53odds — *advantage, handicap, allowance, edge …
54odds and ends — odds′ and ends′ n. pl. 1) miscellaneous items, matters, etc 2) fragments; remnants; scraps; bits • Etymology: 1740–50 …
55Odds and ends — Odds and ends are small, remnant articles and things the same as bits and bobs …
56odds and ends — [n] miscellaneous paraphernalia assortment, bits, bits and pieces*, debris, etcetera*, hodgepodge, jumble, leavings, litter, medley, mélange, melee, miscellany, motley, oddments, olio, particles, potpourri, remnants, rest, rubbish, rummage,… …
57odds-on-favorite — [n] front runner best bet, contender, favorite, first choice, top seed; concepts 423,446 …
58odds — sb. pl. (itk.), ene (chancer) …
59odds and ends — ► odds and ends miscellaneous articles or remnants. Main Entry: ↑odd …
60odds-on — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (especially of a horse) rated at evens or less to win. 2) very likely to happen or succeed …
