reusablegood
nounUK /ˌriːˈjuːzəbəl ɡʊd/
US /ˌriˈjuzəbəl ɡʊd/
A reusable good is a thing you can use again and again instead of throwing it away.
A cloth bag is a reusable good because you can carry it to the store many times.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A product designed to be refilled or repaired rather than discarded after one use.
The shop sells reusable goods like refillable bottles and repair kits.
3. An item counted as environmentally friendly because it replaces single-use alternatives.
Governments often tax single-use plastics to encourage reusable goods.
4. In economics, a durable item that provides repeated service over time.
Washing machines and bicycles are examples of reusable goods in the household.