leftover

Preposition: from

• day: This is usually made the day before pay day, and therefore contains no meat, constituting leftovers from the previous day 's meal.
• kitchen: Chickens could be kept at quite a low cost as they could be fed scraps and leftovers from the kitchen.

Converse of object

• eat: Don't be tempted to eat the kids leftovers.
• prevent: Disposal Ask advice about the quantities to prevent leftovers.
• leave: Doesn't matter anyway, there wasn't exactly any point leaving some leftover over Christmas.
• get: Sadly, we got to the shop too late and only managed to get the leftovers.
• use: At the very last moment use the leftovers to brush over the elbow.
• take: The Robin is often present mostly taking leftovers from the ground.

Adjective modifier

• old: But how often will he come back if all you give him are the same old leftovers?
• same: But how often will he come back if all you give him are the same old leftovers?
• other: Treat ash and any other leftover from the fire as litter - see below.
• enough: It is full of cold drinks and enough leftovers for two or three meals.

Modifies a noun

• turkey: Remember you will have to store leftover turkey in the fridge afterward.
• scrap: Perhaps he can wall paper the Tower with the leftover scraps?
• paint: If disposed of improperly leftover paint can pollute our landfills, sewers and streams.
• meat: People are naturally inclined to use leftover meats for curry.
• food: Step 8 Learn to throw leftover food in the bin.
• wine: Don't throw out all that leftover wine ( What leftover wine I ask myself?

Noun used with modifier

• turkey: Turkey Pot Pie BBQ Recipe Best thing ever to happen to turkey leftovers.
• food: Avoid excessive amounts of food leftovers in the machine - clean the machine's filter out regularly.