trash
/træʃ/
noun
- Waste material or things that are no longer wanted.
- The park was littered with trash after the festival.
- Please take the trash out to the curb.
- She sorted the trash into recyclables and non-recyclables.
- Something of very poor quality or little value.
- He reads nothing but trashy magazines.
- That movie was total trash.
- Don't buy that cheap furniture; it's trash.
- Rude or insulting talk about someone.
- The players were talking trash before the game.
- She doesn't listen to the trash people say about her.
- Stop talking trash about your teammates.
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verb
- To destroy or damage something severely.
- He trashed his car in the accident.
- The vandals trashed the classroom.
- The storm trashed our garden.
- To criticize someone or something harshly.
- Don't trash his work without offering helpful feedback.
- The critics trashed the new play.
- She trashed her opponent's proposal during the debate.
- To throw something away as waste.
- He trashed the leftovers because they had gone bad.
- She trashed the broken lamp.
- I trashed all the old receipts.
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