Synonyms of grab bag

grab bag

noun

as in variety

an unorganized collection or mixture of various things

the festival featured a grab bag of independent films from widely disparate genres

Synonyms & Similar Words

• variety
• assortment
• medley
• jumble
• collage
• mixed bag
• blend
• alphabet soup
• scramble
• salad
• crazy quilt
• shuffle
• clutter
• patchwork quilt
• amalgam
• mélange
• litter
• jungle
• macédoine
• hash
• montage
• omnium-gatherum
• patchwork
• smorgasbord
• hodgepodge
• stew
• combination
• mishmash
• agglomeration
• botch
• rummage
• potpourri
• agglomerate
• gumbo
• accumulation
• ragout
• olla podrida
• miscellanea
• menagerie
• pastiche
• tangle
• jambalaya
• gallimaufry
• farrago
• hotchpotch
• miscellany
• ragbag
• motley
• tumble
• olio
• odds and ends
• muddle
• aggregate
• salmagundi
• conglomerate
• aggregation
• welter
• conglomeration
• notions
• mess
• fusion
• composite
• detritus
• compound
• sundries
• alloy
• catchall
• chaos
• admixture
• mix-up
• disarray
• disarrangement
• dog's breakfast
• disorder
• oddments
• intermixture
• imbroglio
• snarl
• commixture
• confusion
• shambles
• morass
• bollix
• knot

Examples of grab bag in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

Notes: The grab bag of vitamins in each can of Zoa does most of the work, but the 160 milligrams of caffeine does just enough to provide some temporary reprieve from the early-afternoon snoozies. —Pete Cottell, WIRED, 8 Aug. 2024

That data added to a grab bag of economic signals stoking concerns that the U.S. economy is slowing down — from soft corporate earnings and weaker outlooks to global instability. —Steve Kopack, NBC News, 5 Aug. 2024

Its uploads are a grab bag of content, from makeup tutorials and transitions to lip-synching clips and general-interest videos. —Kevin Rutherford, Billboard, 20 June 2024

Clearly aimed at voters, the $7.3 trillion blueprint is framed as a grab bag of Democratic priorities that puts meat on the bones of some of Biden’s applause-winning proposals at last week’s State of the Union address. —Dave Goldiner, New York Daily News, 11 Mar. 2024