Remnant (noun)

  1. A small remaining quantity or amount of something.
  2. A piece or scrap of cloth or fabric left over from a larger piece after the rest has been used or sold.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, from latin remnant- "remaining", from the verb remanere "remain".

Examples:

  1. She carefully saved the remnants of the expensive silk fabric for a special project.
  2. The remnants of the food were given to the homeless shelter.
  3. The remnants of the storm passed over the city, leaving only a light rain.
  4. The remnants of the ancient civilization can still be seen in the ruins.
  5. The remnants of the party were cleaned up the next morning.
Some random words: gunslinger, rend, salver