what have you

phrase, colloquial, (chiefly after or or and) anything else similar (“what, pron., adv., int., adj.1, conj., and n.” OED)

“They’d be making pies and salads and what have you for a week.”

“I don’t have a good memory for names and faces and what have you.”

“There was a lot of farming going then, even on the Island, calves and pigs and what have you.”

“They’d come, bring down a couple of sleigh-loads of wood, do the chores and what have you.”

“Probably third cousins and what have you.”

“Tom had collections of rocks, all named a type of rock and all, and he was interested in boats and engines and what have you.”

“He met them in town with an ice punt and brought them home, and anyways they got wet going across. And he said their music got wet and what have you.”

“Then we had six grandchildren, and we would have them frequently here for weeks at a time while their parents were working and what have you.”

“Like the male teachers, like they, some of them married Island girls, but they could go on to bigger and better things, like principals and superintendents and what have you. Ah, not the ladies.”

“I know I heard my father talk about … the British army having a camp up on Bear Point, and they could signal, I know, somehow across the Island with mirrors and what have you.”

“It didn’t take very long to train those guys in 1939. And fortunately, all those ones that were at our place came home alive … And then things started picking up during the war, and there was more work, you know, ammunitions and what have you.”

“That week before Christmas, she’d be killing turkeys all day and picking them and then at night cleaning them up. Picking pins and doing up their heads and hang them up down cellar. And then get down there in the morning and bring them back up and put them in tubs and cans and what have you to take them to the market.”

“Somebody was walking down to the ferry early in the morning, and they could see lantern lights in the old cemetery, so they stopped in and got the priest up. And so they went up together and anyway they [grave robbers] hadn’t got the body out … They got interrupted … They had left their shovels and what have you there.”