junk
/dʒʌŋk/
adjective
- Of poor quality or little value; trashy.
- The store sells junk food like chips and candy.
- She bought a junk car that broke down after a week.
- I don't want any junk mail cluttering my inbox.
noun
- Old or unwanted objects that have little value; trash or rubbish.
- His room is full of junk he never uses.
- We cleaned out the garage and threw away a lot of junk.
- The attic was filled with old junk from the previous owners.
- Something that is of poor quality or worthless.
- I can't believe you paid money for that junk.
- Don't eat that junk; it's full of artificial ingredients.
- The movie was total junk — a waste of time.
- A type of Chinese sailing ship with a flat bottom and square sails.
- We saw a traditional junk on display at the maritime museum.
- The old junk sailed slowly across the harbor.
- Fishermen still use junks in some parts of Southeast Asia.
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