Definition of recrement in English:

recrement

noun ˈrɛkrɪm(ə)nt

1The superfluous or useless portion of a substance; refuse, dross, scum.
2Figurative. A superfluous or useless fragment, a remnant, a piece of rubbish; leftover or discarded material, rubbish, dregs.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recrēmentum refuse, waste, dross (from re- + cernere + -mentum). Compare Middle French recrement, French récrément (collective) impurities mixed with a substance, waste products which remain within an organism.

Definition of recrement in US English:

recrement

nounˈrɛkrɪm(ə)nt

1The superfluous or useless portion of a substance; refuse, dross, scum.
2Figurative. A superfluous or useless fragment, a remnant, a piece of rubbish; leftover or discarded material, rubbish, dregs.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recrēmentum refuse, waste, dross (from re- + cernere + -mentum). Compare Middle French recrement, French récrément (collective) impurities mixed with a substance, waste products which remain within an organism.

单词	recrement
释义	Definition of recrement in English: recrement noun ˈrɛkrɪm(ə)nt 1The superfluous or useless portion of a substance; refuse, dross, scum. 2Figurative. A superfluous or useless fragment, a remnant, a piece of rubbish; leftover or discarded material, rubbish, dregs. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recrēmentum refuse, waste, dross (from re- + cernere + -mentum). Compare Middle French recrement, French récrément (collective) impurities mixed with a substance, waste products which remain within an organism. Definition of recrement in US English: recrement nounˈrɛkrɪm(ə)nt 1The superfluous or useless portion of a substance; refuse, dross, scum. 2Figurative. A superfluous or useless fragment, a remnant, a piece of rubbish; leftover or discarded material, rubbish, dregs. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recrēmentum refuse, waste, dross (from re- + cernere + -mentum). Compare Middle French recrement, French récrément (collective) impurities mixed with a substance, waste products which remain within an organism.
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