such and such
adjective informalDefinition
› used to refer to something that you do not want to name or say exactly: If they tell you to arrive at such and such a time, just get there a couple of minutes early.Objects - general words
(Definition of such and such adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- affair noun (THING)
- artefact noun
- article noun (OBJECT)
- artifact noun
- blank noun
- column noun (BUILDING)
- conversation piece noun
- curio noun
- doodah noun
- entity noun
- ephemera noun
- knick-knack noun
- lot noun (SALE)
- nick-nack noun
- piece noun (THING)
- shape noun (FORM)
- thing noun (IDEA/EVENT)
- thing noun (OBJECT)
- widget noun
- wisp noun
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