Leavings [noun]

They are permitted to throw the leavings of their food and spit where they like, sit how they like and smoke everywhere.

It didn't seem right that something so important should have to take the leavings of technical personnel.

When men grow virtuous in their old age, 25 they only make a sacrifice to God of the devil's leavings.

Stop no longer in your dull yard, feeding upon pigs' leavings, but come abroad with me.

Down here we just follow along, like sheep, behind a bunch of fat-necked cops, taking their leavings.

Then they could live on Greek for breakfast and Latin for dinner and warm over the leavings for supper.

I shall not eat the leavings on any dish, nor shall I wash anybody's feet, nor shall I have to speak with other men.

If on the back of "The Calf," it was the leavings of the last tide.

Why nothing, Kate, only I thought you would have more pride than to take up with another woman's leavings.

Does this mean that we see here a mere reflection, an utterly hollow soul, into which the leavings of other souls enter naturally?