Plural of anything; multiple unspecified things or objects; matters or subjects of no particular importance.
From 'anything' (any + thing, from Old English 'þing') + standard '-s' plural suffix; treats 'anything' as a countable noun.
Logicians point out that 'anythings' is technically impossible—'anything' already means all possible things—but poets and speakers use it anyway to mean 'various trivial items,' defying logical grammar.
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