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garbage
[gahr-bij]
noun
discarded animal and vegetable matter, as from a kitchen; refuse.
any matter that is no longer wanted or needed; trash.
a bin or other receptacle for discarded matter, especially kitchen waste; garbage can.
Hey, who threw my leftover pizza in the garbage?
anything that is contemptibly worthless, inferior, or vile.
There's nothing but garbage on TV tonight.
worthless talk; lies; foolishness.
Informal., any unnecessary item added to something else, as for appearance only; garnish.
I'll have an Old Fashioned, but without the garbage.
useless artificial satellites or parts of rockets floating in space, as satellites that are no longer transmitting information or rocket boosters jettisoned in flight.
Computers., meaningless or unwanted data.
That program was not properly debugged and produced nothing but garbage.
garbage
/ ˈɡɑːbɪdʒ /
noun
worthless, useless, or unwanted matter
Also called: rubbish. discarded or waste matter; refuse
computing invalid data
informal, nonsense
Word History and Origins
Origin of garbage1
Word History and Origins
Origin of garbage1
Example Sentences
If AI turns out to be garbage, they’ll still have functional power plants and we’ll still be arguing about whether windmills cause cancer.
Ruffalo portrays an FBI agent recovering from a family tragedy, while Pelphrey plays a garbage collector and criminal involved in a series of robberies.
The climactic confrontation reaches its peak intensity after a Black man dies in a police officer’s choke hold and Mookie heaves a garbage can through the pizzeria’s window.
When the gossip became public a year or so later, Noem dismissed it as “total garbage.”
Some of the bodies have been found in the corners of tunnels or in garbage bags and have required drilling underground to reach, according to reservists who took part in such operations.
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