leftover
1left·over
noun \ˈleft-ˌō-vər\Definition of LEFTOVER
1
: something that remains unused or unconsumed; especially : leftover food served at a later meal —usually used in plural
2
: an anachronistic survival : vestige
Examples of LEFTOVER
- Are we having leftovers again?
- The law is a leftover from earlier times.
First Known Use of LEFTOVER
1891
Rhymes with LEFTOVER
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2left·over
adjectiveDefinition of LEFTOVER
: not consumed or used <leftover food> <leftover space>
First Known Use of LEFTOVER
1897
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