trash¹ /trash/

1. Anything worthless or of poor quality
2. Scraps
3. Rubbish, refuse (esp N American)
4. A receptacle for rubbish (N American)
5. Nonsense
6. Paltry stuff
7. Worthless people
8. (also called (poor) white trash) poor whites, esp in the Southern USA (US)
9. A worthless person (Shakespeare)
10. Broken twigs, hedge-cuttings, splinters
11. Dry sugarcane refuse, used eg as fuel
12. Inferior or ephemeral rock music

1. To remove the outer leaves and branches from (sugarcane)
2. To lop the tops from
3. To discard, reject, expose or criticize as worthless
4. To wreck or vandalize (chiefly N Am inf)

trashed adjective (slang)

Drunk

trashˈery noun

Trash, rubbish

trashˈily adverb

trashˈiness noun

trashˈtrie noun (Scot)

Trash

trashˈy adjective (trashˈier; trashˈiest)

1. Like trash
2. Worthless, of poor quality

trashˈcan noun (chiefly US)

A receptacle for refuse

trash farming noun

A method of cultivation in arid regions of N America in which waste plant material from crops, etc is left on or near the surface of the soil to inhibit erosion and enrich the soil

trashˈman noun (N American)

A dustman, refuse collector

talk trash (N American)

To make abusive or disparaging remarks (trash talking noun)

trash² /trash/

1. To check (Shakespeare)
2. To restrain with a leash (obsolete or dialect)

A leash or other restraint

trash³ /trash/

To wear out, to harass

To trudge

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