Meanings of whatnot in English

Here is a place for a campaign of education-Chautaquaand whatnot.

He went in to drag Grammer again before the whatnot, his mind sharpened to subtlety.

Why doesn't Don Loris simply give you so much a year, or week, or whatnot?

In one angle of the room austerely huddled a three-cornered "whatnot" of four shelves.

She also viewed with some disapproval a number of exquisite little Chinese ivory carvings on the whatnot.

There were sugars and spices and whatnot.

Canada conceded to the United States its intermediate tariff rates on thirteen minor schedules-chinaware ,nuts ,prunes ,andwhatnot.

It is that which has raised most angry comment, cries of "profanity," "wanton insult," and whatnot.

She's all the time sending messages to BB, and to soldiers and Injuns and whatnot, and to the animals.

It was a bad throat, a God-given touch of bronchitis or whatnot, that had sent the great young man south.

The tired eyes wandered from that heart-breaking record of promise never to be fulfilled to the whatnot, holding Franky's toys.

But to whom much hath more shall be given, I suppose, said she, resignedly, and put them on the whatnot.

The Ranger girls had some handsome bound books and a silver card-receiver, and a bust of Clytie on top of the whatnot.

On a whatnot in a corner which had been devoted to the child's belongings were Franky's paint-box and some of his toys.

Mother had worried all through the four years of her daughter's high school career-over"grades" or "exams" or "themes" or whatnot.

If it merits more research, we'll order books or supplementary material (videos, documentaries, whatnot) and figure out which of us should take point.