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dreg
[ dreg ]
noun
- dregs, the sediment of liquids; lees; grounds.
- Usually dregs. the least valuable part of anything:
the dregs of society.
- a small remnant; any small quantity.
dreg
/ ɛɡ /
noun
- a small quantity See also dregs
not a dreg of pity
Word History and Origins
Origin of dreg1
Word History and Origins
Origin of dreg1
Example Sentences
The dregs of the British Empire could barely restrain their racism and classism, and Meghan was easily cast as a convenient villain.
It’s a similar reproach to the dregs of modern culture that you’d see in a “Saw” film, only far more cruel and snobby.
“Heart Eyes” has two goals: satirize romantic comedies and squeeze the dregs from slasher clichés.
And the buoy answers, “Yes,” quickly scanning the dregs of the internet to offer up a lifelike image, landing on an influencer.
It’s funny how this moment is bringing up those little dregs of work that I still need to do in that area.
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