0 past simple and past participle of remainder
1 to sell a book cheaply because it has not sold well and no more copies of it will be produced:
His autobiography never sold very well and was soon remaindered.
But if one is not exceptional in one of those two ways, one is lost, trapped, and in a real sense remaindered in society.
I hope it was not a signed copy, as well as remaindered!
It was remaindered a long time ago.
Is it not inflationary to perambulate from bookshop to bookshop signing copies of one's memoirs in the hope that when they are remaindered this will keep the price up?
Remaindered books that still fail to sell may then be pulped.
Mass market paperbacks (pocket paperback books sold through a third-party distributor) usually become stripped books rather than remaindered books.
Within a year thousands of remaindered copies were flooding cut-out and discount bins.
Hardcovers are usually disposed of as remaindered books rather than stripped books.
