lattermeat
chiefly Scottish (now historical and rare )
noun
(A meal consisting of) food left over from the main household meal, given to servants and other dependants; second table; frequently attributive, as lattermeat hall, †latter-meat man, latter-meat room, †latter-meat table.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rule of St. Benet.
- leave/let well alone
- leave loading
- leave much (or a lot) to be desired
- leaven
- leavener
- leave no stone unturned
- Leavenworth
- leave of absence
- leave off
- leaver
- leaves
- leave school
- leave someone be
- leave someone cold
- leave someone/thing alone
- leave someone/thing in the dust
- leave someone/thing out
- leave someone/thing standing
- leave someone/thing to the mercy of
- leave someone to their own devices
- leave something out of account
- leave-taking
- leave the door open
- leavings
- Leavis, F. R.