[onlybeforenoun] (formal) various; not important enough to be named separately:
a watch, a notebook, a diary and sundry other items
IDIOMS
all and sundry (informal) everyone, not just a few special people:
She was known to all and sundry as Bella. * The club is open to all and sundry.
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