leftovers
- noun
- /ˈlɛftˌoʊvərz/
- So I'm, I like if I cook, I want leftovers for lunch the next day.
If you're just heating up leftovers, you're good.
- If you're just heating up leftovers, you're good.
- I'm taking leftovers home, baby, baby.
- Leftovers of leftovers are even better when they're Chinese leftovers.
Examples
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Yeah, sausages, leftover steak from the night before.
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After the party, we had a lot of leftovers that we packed into containers.
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So he, he took my leftovers basically.
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This is like the leftovers of all of our food.
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And this is some of their leftovers, right?
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I'm taking leftovers home, baby, baby.
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We got Chinese takeout boxes, leftovers for days.
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And you want us to try leftover Thanksgiving nachos?
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I had some leftover broccoli and carrots.
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We've got BBQ sauce, leftover Chinese cinnamon rolls.
Synonyms
A small amount of food remaining after a meal
A small amount of leftover food from a meal that is given to animals or thrown away
Small pieces of food and other things left after people eat or use them
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Etymology
The word leftovers comes from the simple parts left ('remaining') and over ('extra'). So leftovers are the extra food 'left' after a meal and often saved to eat later.