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Definition of dreg - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
valueRare the lowest and most worthless part of somethingRare
- He was considered the dreg of society.
2.
residueRare sediment at the bottom of a liquidRare
- The dreg in the wine bottle was thick and gritty..
Images of dreg

sediment at the bottom of a liquid
Origin of dreg
Old Norse, dregg (sediment)
Examples of dreg in a sentence
He sifted through the dregs of his coffee. The coffee had a dreg at the bottom. He noticed a dreg in his tea cup.
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- French:lie, dépôt, ...
- German:Bodensatz, Satz, ...
- Italian:feccia, sedimento, ...
- Spanish:escoria, sedimento, ...
- Portuguese:escória, resíduo, ...
- Chinese:渣滓, 沉淀物, ...
- Japanese:底辺, 澱, ...
- Arabic:حثالة, رواسب, ...
- Hebrew:תַּחְתִּית, מִשְׁקָע, ...
- Russian:отброс, гуща, ...
- Ukrainian:покидьок, гуща, ...
- Hindi:निकृष्ट, तलछट, ...
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