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leftover

[left-oh-ver] / ˈlɛftˌoʊ vər /




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Neighbors brought chairs and food, including Thanksgiving leftovers.

From Los Angeles Times

For observers studying our solar system from afar, these faint leftovers would be hard to detect.

From Science Daily

Another way to manage leftover funds: You can donate small balances to organizations such as GiftCards4Change.org, which directs the funds toward efforts to address a variety of causes.

From The Wall Street Journal

High food prices are prompting consumers to become more creative with their leftovers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bair, her husband and their two sons now dutifully haul home any leftover bones—beef, pork or chicken.

From The Wall Street Journal