junk

Pronunciation: US [dʒʌŋk] UK [dʒʌŋk]

Synonyms

cashier cast (off) chuck deep-six ditch dump eighty-six 86 exorcise exorcize fling (off away jettison discard lay by lose pitch reject scrap shed shuck (off) slough (off) sluff (off) throw away throw out toss unload

n.	1. old, broken, or useless things; things that are of very low quality 2. things that you do not want or like 3. a strong illegal drug, especially heroin 4. a Chinese boat with a flat base
v.	1. to get rid of something because it is old, broken or useless

The remainssa meal of junk of badly-hacked bread, a basin of dripping.
Source: H. Lawson
He..junked the can in the trash basket.
Source: F. Forsyth
It's time we junked the whole beastly business.
Source: R. Coover
It..had enough shortcomings to warrant junking the whole idea.
Source: Combat Handguns