errands

noun
UK /ˈer.əndz/
US /ˈer.əndz/

Small jobs you do, like going to the store or taking something to a friend.

Mom asked me to run a few errands after school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Short trips made to do a small job.

He made several errands around town before lunch.

3. Small tasks given to someone to complete.

The assistant handled the manager's errands all morning.

4. Things you must go out and do, like paying a bill.

I have some errands to finish before the bank closes.