junks
Worthless odds, ends
Junks is the plural of junk in the sailing vessel sense: Chinese junks filled the harbor.
The verb junks means discards: She junks everything that doesn't spark joy.
clutter
Discarded worthless material
- rubbishWaste or nonsense
- garbageDiscarded waste material
- debrisScattered broken fragments
- discardsThings thrown away
throwaways · castoffs · refuse · waste · scrap · odds and ends · bric-a-brac · knickknacks
trash
Discarded worthless material
discards · throwaways · castoffs · refuse · waste · scrap · odds and ends · bric-a-brac · knickknacks · flotsam
sampan
Small Asian rowing boat
batten · teak · South China Sea · cargo · merchant · maritime · nautical · voyage · fleet · wooden hull
- watercraftboat, sailboat, kayak, canoe, ships
- Asian explorationexplorers, expeditions, voyages, adventurers, traders
- Asian Maritimesampan, dragon boats, dragon boat, treasure ships, treasure fleets
- Old ChinaBeijing, Peking, Shanghai, Forbidden City, Great Wall
- Pacific MaritimeCaptain Cook, HMS Bounty, Bounty, mutiny, whaling
- sailing shipsclipper ship, schooner, galleon, brig, brigantine
- junk foodLow-nutrition processed snacks
- junk mailUnsolicited commercial correspondence
- piece of junkWorthless or broken thing
- junk scienceFaulty claims dressed as research
- junk drawerStorage for homeless objects
- hunk of junkUseless piece of garbage
junk, junkie, junkyard, junked, junky, junking, junker, junkies, junkyards