compost
/ˈkɒmpɒst/Definitions
1. verb
to rot or decay, especially in order to make fertilizer
“The gardener composted the leaves to create nutrient-rich soil.”
2. noun
a mixture of decaying vegetable or animal matter, used as fertilizer
“Add compost to the soil to improve its fertility.”
3. noun
a mixture of materials, such as food waste or yard trimmings, that is decomposed to reduce waste and create a natural fertilizer
“The city has a composting program to turn food waste into fertilizer.”