We’ve mentioned the word orts before. It means “leftovers,” but if you want another great word for leftovers or various little odds and ends, there’s always manavalins. That’s how Herman Melville spelled it, although...
planned-over n.pl.— «Hotpoint home economists have inveted a “planned-over” casserole for post-Thanksgiving operations in a freezer equipped home. Turkey leftovers are combined with stuffing and sauce…and casseroled...
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n.pl.— «“Planned” overs, the term for leftovers cooks plan, also save time.» —“Fast food—at home!” by Nancy Peterson SheKnows.com Aug. 7, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)