rubbish
/ˈrʌbɪʃ/
verb
- To criticize someone or something harshly or dismissively.
- He rubbished my idea without even listening to the details.
- Don't rubbish her efforts; she tried her best.
- The critics rubbished the new play, calling it boring and unoriginal.
noun
- Waste material; things that are thrown away because they are no longer useful or wanted.
- The street was littered with rubbish after the parade.
- Please take the rubbish out to the bin before it starts to smell.
- We sorted the rubbish into recycling and non-recyclable items.
- Something that is worthless, of poor quality, or nonsense.
- He talks a lot of rubbish when he's nervous.
- Don't believe everything you read online; a lot of it is rubbish.
- That movie was complete rubbish — the plot made no sense.
adjective
- Very bad or of poor quality.
- I'm rubbish at math, so I need extra help.
- The service at that restaurant was rubbish; we waited an hour for our food.
- The weather has been rubbish all week — rain every day.
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