job lot

A job lot of curtains all tied together in a bundle went up.

I, Thomas Talbot, do offer for sale one job lot of articles.

They were a job lot, accumulated to offset and counteract his influence.

The Whites of his day there were what tradesmen call a job lot.

A job lot of precious jailbirds that I was acting as escort of, your Lordship!

I made elaborate preparations for the capture of this job lot of phantoms upon the next anniversary of the fight.

Hebrew—So help me, Abraham, I vould give a quarter for a job lot of dat stuff.

The others were photos of family groups, churches, etc., and they suggested in an unmistakeable way a “job lot” at an auction.

As you know, ma'am, the servants here are a job lot; they don't know nothing about the house.

Job Lot—An incomplete assortment of goods to be disposed of in a lump.