carryovers

What transfers forward

Carryovers are things that persist from one period, situation, or context into another.

Budget carryovers are unspent funds transferred to the next fiscal year.

A policy might be a carryover from a previous administration.

The word often suggests something retained rather than renewed: These rules are carryovers from the old system.

In cooking, carryover refers to continued cooking after food is removed from heat.

continuity

remnants

What stays after most goes

residues · traces · hangovers · legacies · inheritances · traditions · persistence · continuation · remaining · surviving

accounting

balances

Keeps from toppling

accruals · deferrals · reserves · unspent · allocations · budget · fiscal · ledger · reconciliation · appropriations

food

leftovers

Uneaten food kept afterward

servings · refrigerated · reheated · stored · containers · tupperware · meal-prep · repurposed · stretched · preserved

policy

provisions

Stockpiled food and supplies

renewals · amendments · legislation · regulations · mandates · stipulations · precedents · rulings · exemptions · waivers

sports

handicaps

Imposed competitive disadvantages

  • strokesGentle touches, swimming styles
  • advantagesFavorable factors or conditions
  • golfClub-and-ball course sport

bowling · scores · tournament · rounds · accumulated · tallied · standings · brackets · playoffs · seeding

Categories
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continuity vs. discontinuity

carryoversfresh starts

Opportunities to begin anew

new beginnings · clean slates · discontinuations · resets · restarts

inherited vs. originated

carryoversoriginals

Authentic first versions

innovations · introductions · newcomers · startups · initiations

Family

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