rejectamenta
/rɪˌdʒɛktəˈmɛntə/noun
1Seaweed, debris, etc., washed up by the sea or by tides or floodwaters.
2Things rejected as useless, worthless, or superfluous; refuse, detritus.
3 Zoology. Material excreted, regurgitated, or otherwise discarded by an animal during or after feeding.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Transactions of the Linnean Society of London. From post-classical Latin reiectamenta, plural of reiectamentum.
- motility
- Motilon
- Motilone
- Motilones
- Motilón
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- motion capture
- motion day
- motion detector
- motion discomfort
- motion discomfort bag
- motionless
- motionlessly
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- motion photography
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