Definitions

1. noun

A mixture of water and spurned or rejected things, often figuratively representing a mixture of emotions or circumstances.

“The town’s history was a complex blend of triumphs and failures, a true spurnwater of human endeavour.”

2. verb

To combine or mix water with rejected or spurned things, often metaphorically representing the incorporation of difficult emotions or experiences.

“Her art often spurnwatered the darkest aspects of human nature, yet still managed to convey a sense of hope.”