junking (Meaning)
junking
pieces of old cable or cordage used especially to make gaskets, mats, swabs, or oakum, male genitalia, any of various ships of Chinese waters with bluff lines, a high poop and overhanging stem, little or no keel, high pole masts, and a deep rudder, heroin, something of poor quality, baseball pitches that break or are off-speed (such as curveballs or changeups), narcotics, to get rid of as worthless, clutter sense 1b, a ship of eastern Asia with a high stern and four-cornered sails, old iron, glass, paper, or other waste that may be used again in some form, junk bond, secondhand, worn, or discarded articles, articles discarded as worthless, narcotic entry 1 sense 1, something of little meaning, worth, or significance
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junking Sentence Examples
- The garage was a junking haven, filled with discarded appliances and broken furniture.
- After the storm, the streets were junking with debris and uprooted trees.
- The old car was junked in the backyard, its rusty frame a testament to its age.
- The junking company hauled away the pile of scrap metal, leaving the yard pristine.
- The abandoned warehouse was a junking paradise for urban explorers.
- The old electronics were destined for the junking bin, outdated and obsolete.
- The junking yard was a labyrinth of discarded treasures and forgotten memories.
- The junking process involved stripping the car of valuable parts before scrapping it.
- The junking crew made quick work of the old truck, reducing it to a pile of scrap.
- The junking of the old factory marked the end of an era, as the city began to modernize.
FAQs About the word junking
pieces of old cable or cordage used especially to make gaskets, mats, swabs, or oakum, male genitalia, any of various ships of Chinese waters with bluff lines,
disposal, dumping,removal,scrapping, discarding, throwing away, destruction, riddance, disposition, decimation
deposit, accumulation, gathering,collection, acquisition,acquirement,
The garage was a junking haven, filled with discarded appliances and broken furniture.
After the storm, the streets were junking with debris and uprooted trees.
The old car was junked in the backyard, its rusty frame a testament to its age.
The junking company hauled away the pile of scrap metal, leaving the yard pristine.
