It will be wide open for all and sundry to come along and enjoy it.
And made sundry other arrangements, much to my satisfaction.
And there is that centipede crawling into her hair, along with various and sundry other big bugs crawling all over her.
Facilities include a sundry shop, laundry room, indoor heated swimming pool and exercise room.
The hotel also features a gift and sundry shop, outdoor heated pool and two on-site eateries.
The camp store supplies groceries and sundry items, as well as canoe, kayak and paddleboat rentals.
The property has a sundry shop and laundry facilities.
The hotel also has room for parking boats in the parking lot, a laundry room and a gift and sundry shop.
The effects will be felt immediately by all and sundry.
It will eventually cause dislocation and conflicts in sundry places and even perhaps war.
British Dictionary definitions for sundry
sundry
/ˈsʌndrɪ/
determiner
1.
several or various; miscellaneous
pronoun
2.
all and sundry, all the various people, individually and collectively
noun (pl) -dries
3.
(pl) miscellaneous unspecified items
4.
(Austral, cricket) also called extra. a run not scored from the bat, such as a wide, no-ball, bye, or leg bye
Word Origin
Old English syndrig separate; related to Old High German suntarīg; see sunder, -y1
Word Origin and History for sundry
adj.
Old English syndrig "separate, apart, special," related to sundor "separately" (see sunder). Phrase all and sundry first recorded 1389; sundries "odds and ends" is first found 1755.