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And that sort of thing; and so on.

Continuing in the same way

And similar things; et cetera.

(used to join two words, phrases, or parts of sentences) in addition to; also

Continuing in the same way

And similar things; et cetera.

In addition to other things of the same kind

In addition to other things of the same kind

Together with other similar things

And similar things; et cetera.

And other similar things

Used at the end of a phrase or list to refer to other things or people that belong to the same set or group and that you have not had time to mention

And plenty more than that.

And even more

And everything else

Including everything

In the past, a man who went round the streets of a town to buy old clothes, furniture, and other unwanted things cheaply

To keep changing your ideas, opinions, activities, or job

Said to emphasize that you think children should behave well and be quiet

Showing great control over your feelings

Used to say that a figure is constantly increasing.

Used to say that a time, distance, number, etc. is still increasing or is more than a particular amount

To use different objects, styles, products, etc. together in an attractive or effective way

Consisting of different objects, styles, products, etc. used together in an attractive or effective way

All the time

Completely

Extremely hard work, or the greatest effort possible, in order to achieve something

Relating to andalusia in southern spain or to the dialect of spanish spoken there.

A native or inhabitant of andalusia.

A grey, green, brown, or pink aluminosilicate mineral occurring mainly in metamorphic rocks as elongated rhombic prisms, sometimes of gem quality.

(especially as a direction) at a moderately slow tempo.

Performed at a moderately slow tempo.

A movement, passage, or composition marked to be performed andante.

A movement, passage, or composition marked to be performed andante.

(especially as a direction) at a moderately slow tempo.

Performed at a moderately slow tempo.

(especially as a direction) in a manner that is lighter than andante, and usually quicker.

Lighter than andante, and usually quicker.

A movement or passage marked to be performed andantino.

A movement or passage marked to be performed andantino.

(especially as a direction) in a manner that is lighter than andante, and usually quicker.

Lighter than andante, and usually quicker.

Relating to the andes.

A native or inhabitant of the andes.