fourthhand

English

Etymology

From fourth +‎ hand.

Adjective

fourthhand (not comparable)

1. Having been relayed by three intermediate sources.
2. Having had three previous owners.
   • 2019 September 18, “Erin Wallace, ThredUp: Replacing Consumer Behavior – Well Made E95”, in Lumi‎^[1], archived from the original on 25 January 2024:

     I mean I think that there's an overall mind shift in the concept of ownership when it comes to clothing and that to your point that is a combination of secondhand, thirdhand, fourthhand, you know rental subscription.