clunker
/ˈklʌŋkər/
noun
- An old, worn-out, or unreliable vehicle, especially a car.
- The mechanic said that old clunker isn't worth fixing anymore.
- He finally traded in his clunker for a new hybrid sedan.
- My first car was a clunker that broke down every other week.
- Something that fails or performs very poorly; a failure or disappointment.
- That joke was a clunker — nobody laughed.
- The movie was a real clunker, with a confusing plot and bad acting.
- Their new product turned out to be a clunker and sold very few units.
- An old, beat-up, or poorly functioning object (not a vehicle).
- I can't believe you're still using that clunker of a laptop.
- This old lawnmower is a clunker; it barely cuts the grass.
- The refrigerator is a clunker that makes strange noises all night.