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errand

[er-uhnd] / ˈɛr ənd /


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Trying to assign an exact reason to Bitcoin’s collapse can be a fool’s errand, but one risk increasingly cited by short sellers is the rise of quantum computing, S3 said.

From Barron's

Then he said, “I’m just going to run a few errands. Can I pick him up at two o’clock?”

From Literature

And as the residents had gotten to know him, they’d asked him to run errands.

From Literature

“Boo and I will do errands in the morning and be home for lunch. While I’m gone, there will be no going in my room and no badgering Ray.”

From Literature

An off-site is an errand or a job where you actually leave the Ranch.

From Literature