junk¹ /jungk/

1. Rubbish generally
2. Nonsense
3. A narcotic, esp heroin (slang)
4. The tissue inside the head of the sperm whale from which spermaceti is obtained
5. An old or useless piece of rope (archaic)
6. A chunk
7. Salt meat, perh because it becomes as hard as old rope (obsolete; orig nautical)

1. To treat as junk
2. To discard or abandon as useless (informal)
3. To cut into junks

1. Worthless
2. (of a communication) unsolicited and undesired, as in junk email

junkˈie or junkˈy noun (informal)

1. A narcotics addict (also (obsolete US) junkˈer)
2. (loosely) someone hooked on something, an addict (usu in combination, as in art junkie, coffee junkie)

junkˈiness noun

junkˈy adjective

1. Rubbishy
2. Worthless

junk bond noun

A bond offering a high yield but with high risk

junkˈ-bottle noun (US)

A thick strong bottle of green or black glass

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