offcast
/ˈɒfkɑːst/ /ˈɒfkast/noun
A thing or person that is cast off, rejected, or unwanted (literal or figurative ); specifically (an item of) discarded clothing, a cast-off.
adjective
Cast off, rejected (literal and figurative ). Now rare.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From off + cast, past participle of Acast.
- paper mâché
- papern
- paper napkin
- paper nautilus
- paper nylon
- paper park
- paper parking
- paper paste
- paper pattern
- paper piddock
- paper plane
- paper plant
- paper plate
- paper-pusher
- paper-pushing
- paper qualification
- paper reed
- paper ribbon
- paper round
- paper route
- paper run
- paper-rush
- paper sack
- paper sculpture
- paper shale