The phrase "a second miscellaneous" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a second item or category that is miscellaneous, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the report, we will include a second miscellaneous section for additional notes and observations."
Alternatives: "another miscellaneous" or "a second category of miscellaneous items".
Tarot game, trick-taking game played with a tarot deck, a special pack of cards containing a fifth suit bearing miscellaneous illustrations and acting as a trump suit.
The Institute for Women's Policy report found that women of color fill more than a third of all "miscellaneous healthcare support positions".
That changed in 1986 with the passage of the Alternative Minimum Tax.Under the AMT, a taxpayer must do a second calculation that doesn't allow itemized miscellaneous deductions such as lawyers' fees.
As many cases fall outside the groupings of this classification, a fourth type comprised of miscellaneous entities is usually added [ 35].
The two isoforms may have different functions according to the biotype description: the first one is a scRNA pseudogene and the second is miscellaneous pseudogene.
Harrar has the shoestring feel of a first restaurant, with exposed brick, miscellaneous pan-African décor and, on both of our visits, a lone waitress who sometimes struggled to keep pace.
A third of the Characteristics consists of "miscellaneous reflections" in which Shaftesbury, in the voice of an anonymous commentator, boasts of the "random" presentation and lack of "regularity and order" in his writing (C 336, 339).
Being Human (Bloodaxe), edited by Neil Astley, is a first-rate anthology of international poetry: fabulously miscellaneous, surprising and moving.
It was a very standard fast-food pizza, topped with chunks of budget, miscellaneous meat that only a first-year university student the day after an all-night bender would call delicious.
The second includes miscellaneous items like moving expenses, insurance payments or fees covering personal use of a corporate jet.
