repurpose

We break them down as needed and repurpose what is left to make sauces, stocks or other dishes.

And, perhaps most notably, it resulted in the creation of foods that repurpose what might otherwise end up in the garbage without sacrificing taste in the interest of altruism.

He had to repurpose a lot of different people to different locations, and they were working simultaneously to troubleshoot each other.

City leaders have said Norwalk does more than its fair share on homelessness, citing a social services department that assists homeless residents and support to repurpose abandoned buildings at a public psychiatric care facility for homeless housing.

The mission, says founder and Angeleno Emme Hayes, is “to repurpose all gear, bring diversity to the outdoors and help protect the wild.”