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Save-all (Noun)

A receptacle for catching waste products for further use.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The factory installed a save-all under the machinery to collect and reuse the metal shavings.
The woodworker attached a save-all to her table saw to catch the sawdust and wood scraps.
The mechanic used a save-all to catch the oil drips from the engine, which he could then reuse.
The artist set up a save-all under her workbench to collect the scraps of fabric and yarn.
The chef placed a save-all under the meat grinder to catch the trimmings, which she could then use to make stock.

A sail set to catch wind spilled from a larger sail.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

A net hung between ship and pier while loading a ship.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The crew carefully positioned the save-all under the cargo to catch any items that might fall during loading.
As the crane lifted the heavy crates onto the ship, the save-all was stretched taut to prevent any accidents.
The save-all was a vital piece of equipment for the dockworkers, who relied on it to protect the cargo and the pier.
After a long day of loading, the crew carefully removed the save-all and stowed it away for the next shipment.
The captain insisted that a save-all be used for every load, no matter how small, to ensure the safety of his crew and cargo.