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trash
trash T0328500 (trăsh)n.1. a. Worthless or discarded material or objects; refuse or rubbish.b. A place or receptacle where rubbish is discarded: threw the wrapper in the trash.2. a. Something considered worthless or of inferior quality, such as a piece of writing.b. Disparaging, often abusive speech about a person or group.c. A person or group of people regarded as worthless or contemptible.3. a. Something broken off or removed to be discarded, especially plant trimmings.b. The refuse of sugarcane after extraction of the juice.tr.v. trashed, trash·ing, trash·es 1. Slang a. To throw away; discard: trashed the broken toaster.b. To damage or wreck, as by vandalism: The house got trashed during the party.c. To criticize severely or attack verbally: The film was trashed by reviewers.2. a. To remove twigs or branches from (a tree, for example).b. To cut off the outer leaves of (growing sugarcane).
[Probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian dialectal trask.]trash (træʃ) n1. foolish ideas or talk; nonsense2. chiefly US and Canadian useless or unwanted matter or objects3. a literary or artistic production of poor quality4. chiefly US and Canadian a poor or worthless person or a group of such people5. (Horticulture) bits that are broken or lopped off, esp the trimmings from trees or plants6. (Plants) the dry remains of sugar cane after the juice has been extractedvb7. (Agriculture) to remove the outer leaves and branches from (growing plants, esp sugar cane)8. slang to attack or destroy (someone or something) wilfully or maliciously[C16: of obscure origin; perhaps related to Norwegian trask] ˈtrashery n
trash (træʃ) vb (tr) to restrain with or as if with a leadna lead for a dog[C17: perhaps from obsolete French tracier to track, trace1]trash (træʃ)
n. 1. anything worthless, useless, or discarded; rubbish. 2. foolish or pointless ideas or talk; nonsense. 3. a worthless or disreputable person. 4. such persons collectively. 5. literary or artistic material of poor or inferior quality. 6. broken or torn bits, as twigs, splinters, or rags. 7. something that is broken or lopped off from anything in preparing it for use. 8. the refuse of sugarcane after the juice has been expressed. 9. Computers. an icon of a trash can that is used to delete files dragged onto it. v.t. 10. to destroy, damage, or vandalize, as in anger or protest. 11. to criticize, dismiss, or condemn as worthless. 12. to remove the outer leaves of (a growing sugarcane plant). 13. to free from superfluous twigs or branches. [1325–75; Middle English trasches (pl.), appar. c. Norwegian trask rubbish; akin to Old English trus brushwood, Old Norse tros rubbish] trash′er, n. Trash rubbish; dross; worthless people collectively; splinters and twigs from tree or hedge cutting, 1707.Examples: trash of straw, 1574; tobacco trash, 1763.trash
Past participle: trashed
Gerund: trashing
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| I trash | | you trash | | he/she/it trashes | | we trash | | you trash | | they trash |
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| I trashed | | you trashed | | he/she/it trashed | | we trashed | | you trashed | | they trashed |
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| I am trashing | | you are trashing | | he/she/it is trashing | | we are trashing | | you are trashing | | they are trashing |
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| I have trashed | | you have trashed | | he/she/it has trashed | | we have trashed | | you have trashed | | they have trashed |
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| I was trashing | | you were trashing | | he/she/it was trashing | | we were trashing | | you were trashing | | they were trashing |
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| I had trashed | | you had trashed | | he/she/it had trashed | | we had trashed | | you had trashed | | they had trashed |
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| I will trash | | you will trash | | he/she/it will trash | | we will trash | | you will trash | | they will trash |
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| I will have trashed | | you will have trashed | | he/she/it will have trashed | | we will have trashed | | you will have trashed | | they will have trashed |
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| I will be trashing | | you will be trashing | | he/she/it will be trashing | | we will be trashing | | you will be trashing | | they will be trashing |
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| I have been trashing | | you have been trashing | | he/she/it has been trashing | | we have been trashing | | you have been trashing | | they have been trashing |
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| I will have been trashing | | you will have been trashing | | he/she/it will have been trashing | | we will have been trashing | | you will have been trashing | | they will have been trashing |
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| I had been trashing | | you had been trashing | | he/she/it had been trashing | | we had been trashing | | you had been trashing | | they had been trashing |
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| I would trash | | you would trash | | he/she/it would trash | | we would trash | | you would trash | | they would trash |
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| I would have trashed | | you would have trashed | | he/she/it would have trashed | | we would have trashed | | you would have trashed | | they would have trashed |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  trash - worthless material that is to be disposed ofrubbish, scrapwaste, waste material, waste matter, waste product - any materials unused and rejected as worthless or unwanted; "they collect the waste once a week"; "much of the waste material is carried off in the sewers"scrap metal - discarded metal suitable for reprocessing; "he finally sold the car for scrap metal"debris, detritus, junk, rubble, dust - the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken uplitter - rubbish carelessly dropped or left about (especially in public places) | | 2. |  trash - worthless people scumragtag, ragtag and bobtail, riffraff, rabble - disparaging terms for the common people | | 3. | trash - nonsensical talk or writingcodswallop, folderol, trumpery, wish-wash, applesauce, rubbish, tripedrivel, garbage - a worthless messagejargon, lingo, patois, argot, vernacular, slang, cant - a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves); "they don't speak our lingo" | | 4. | trash - an amphetamine derivative (trade name Methedrine) used in the form of a crystalline hydrochloride; used as a stimulant to the nervous system and as an appetite suppressantdeoxyephedrine, meth, methamphetamine, methamphetamine hydrochloride, Methedrine, shabu, chicken feed, crank, chalk, glass, iceamphetamine, pep pill, upper, speed - a central nervous system stimulant that increases energy and decreases appetite; used to treat narcolepsy and some forms of depressioncontrolled substance - a drug or chemical substance whose possession and use are controlled by law | | Verb | 1. |  trash - dispose of (something useless or old); "trash these old chairs"; "junk an old car"; "scrap your old computer"junk, scrapchuck out, discard, cast aside, cast away, throw away, toss away, toss out, put away, throw out, cast out, dispose, fling, toss - throw or cast away; "Put away your worries" | | 2. |  trash - express a totally negative opinion of; "The critics panned the performance"tear apart, pandisparage, belittle, pick at - express a negative opinion of; "She disparaged her student's efforts" |
trashnoun1. nonsense, rubbish, garbage (informal), rot, balls (taboo slang), bull (slang), shit (taboo slang), pants (slang), crap (slang), bullshit (taboo slang), hot air (informal), tosh (slang, chiefly Brit.), pap, cobblers (Brit. taboo slang), bilge (informal), drivel, twaddle, tripe (informal), guff (slang), moonshine, hogwash, hokum (slang, chiefly U.S. & Canad.), piffle (informal), poppycock (informal), inanity, balderdash, bosh (informal), eyewash (informal), kak (S. African taboo slang), trumpery, tommyrot, foolish talk, horsefeathers (U.S. slang), bunkum or buncombe (chiefly U.S.) Don't read that awful trash.
nonsense reason, sense, significance, logic2. (Chiefly U.S. & Canad.) litter, refuse, waste, rubbish, sweepings, junk (informal), garbage, dross, dregs, dreck (slang, chiefly U.S.), offscourings The yards are overgrown and cluttered with trash.3. (Chiefly U.S. & Canad.) scum, rabble, dross, lowest of the low, riffraff, dregs of society, rubbish, canaille (French) He hit out at what he called 'Anti-Semitic trash'.verb1. wreck, damage, destroy, ruin, mar, spoil, deface, vandalize, total (informal) Would they trash the place when the party was over?2. criticise, attack, abuse, insult, knock (informal), pan (informal), condemn, hammer (informal), slam (informal), rubbish (Brit. informal), savage, roast (informal), slate (Brit. informal), censure, crucify (informal), slag off (Brit. informal), flay, bad-mouth (chiefly U.S.), lambaste, take to pieces (informal), give a bad press to, take or pull apart (informal) Why did the candidates spend so much time trashing each other?trashnoun1. Something that does not have or make sense:balderdash, blather, bunkum, claptrap, drivel, garbage, idiocy, nonsense, piffle, poppycock, rigmarole, rubbish, tomfoolery, twaddle.Informal: tommyrot.Slang: applesauce, baloney, bilge, bull, bunk, crap, hooey, malarkey.2. A group of persons regarded as the lowest class:dreg (often used in plural), lumpenproletariat, rabble, ragtag and bobtail, riffraff.Slang: scum.Idioms: scum of the earth, tag and rag, the great unwashed.verbSlang. To injure or destroy (property) maliciously:vandalize.Translationstrash (trӕʃ) noun rubbish. Throw it away! It's just trash. 廢物 废物ˈtrashy adjective worthless. trashy jewellery/novels/music. 廢物似的 废物似的ˈtrashcan noun (American) a dustbin. 垃圾筒 垃圾桶- Where do we leave the trash? (US)
Where do we leave the rubbish? (UK) → 垃圾放在哪儿？
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oil field trashslang A typically blue-collar worker who is employed in the extraction or production of petroleum. (Can be considered pejorative, depending on the context and the intention of the speaker or author.) Sometimes simplified to "oil trash." The oil rigs are the only big employers around these parts, so 9 out of 10 people you meet are oil field trash like me. The businessmen who control the oil companies in this country don't give a rat's behind about us oil field trash who make the whole thing work.See also: field, oil, trashtrailer (park) trashderogatory slur A poor, uneducated, and unsophisticated person who lives in or was raised in a trailer park. Just because I come from a caravan park doesn't make me trailer trash. I'm working on my PhD at Harvard, for goodness' sake! I don't want my daughter going out with trailer park trash like him!See also: trailer, trashoil trashslang A typically blue-collar worker who is employed in the extraction or production of petroleum. (Can be considered pejorative, depending on the context and the intention of the speaker or author.) The oil rigs are the only big employers around these parts, so 9 out of 10 people you meet are oil trash like me. The businessmen who control the oil companies in this country don't give a rat's behind about us oil trash who make the whole thing work.See also: oil, trashtake out the trashTo carry garbage from one's house to a trash can or other receptacle outside. Can you please take out the trash? It's beginning to stink up the house.See also: out, take, trashcash is trashA catchphrase for financial advice that recommends investing one's money instead of saving it (typically because the stock market is doing well). Cash is trash right now—you should definitely invest while the market is booming.See also: cash, trashwhite trashhighly offensive A disparaging term for a white person, especially one of a lower socioeconomic class. The term is also used collectively.See also: trash, whiteone man's trash is another man's treasureWhat one person may consider worthless could be highly prized or valued by someone else. A: "I really don't understand the appeal of Jackson Pollock paintings—they just look like paint splatters to me!" B: "Eh, one man's trash is another man's treasure."See also: another, one, trash, treasuretrash1. verb, slang To put something in a trash can or similar receptacle for disposal; to throw something away. Oops, I trashed the rest of the cake—I didn't know you wanted another piece! You need to trash those old boots, man. They're falling apart!2. verb, slang To damage or vandalize something. Look at all this graffiti—our storefront is totally trashed.3. verb, slang To strongly criticize or otherwise speak negatively about someone or something. People are going to totally trash his business if his past indiscretions become public knowledge.4. verb, slang To defeat an opponent decisively. The final score was 17-1? Wow, we really trashed that team!5. noun, slang Someone who is regarded as worthless and insignificant. I grew up poor, so the rich people of this town definitely saw me as trash.6. noun, slang Someone who is despicable, especially due to vile behavior. My ex is trash. What he did is completely unredeemable.7. noun, slang Someone who is fully aware of their extreme interest and investment in fandoms and/or their tendency to become extremely interested and invested in fandoms. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this usage is typically a proud or self-deprecating identifier, in the manner of a reclaimed term. Oh, I'd be more than happy to share my many MCU theories with you, like the trash I am. In case you forgot that I'm trash, here, have a Destiel drabble!8. adjective, slang Stupid or inane, especially of something posted online. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this usage is often positive or affectionate. Here, have some more trash memes I made—just what everyone wants!fandom trashslang Someone who is fully aware of their extreme interest and investment in fandoms and/or their tendency to become extremely interested and invested in fandoms. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this term is typically a proud or self-deprecating identifier, in the manner of a reclaimed term. In case you forgot that I'm fandom trash, here, have a Destiel drabble!See also: trashCash is trash.Prov. It is unwise to keep one's investment money in cash. (Said when there are good opportunities in securities and it is foolish not to invest cash.) If you've got money sitting around in savings while the market is steaming ahead, you are losing dollars. Right now cash is trash. Cash is trash. Get into the market or you stand to lose a bundle.See also: cash, trashOne man's trash is another man's treasure.Prov. Something that one person considers worthless may be considered valuable by someone else. Q: Why would anyone want to hang a picture like that on the wall? A: One man's trash is another man's treasure. A: Bob's uncle is always going through people's garbage, looking for old stuff. B: One man's trash is another man's treasure.See also: another, one, trash, treasureCash is trash sent. It is unwise to keep one’s investment money in cash. (Said when there are good opportunities in securities and it is foolish to stay on the sidelines in cash.) Cash is trash. Get into the market or you stand to lose a bundle. See also: cash, trashtrailer park trash and TPT n. trailer park trash. My motor home cost more than your house, and you call me TPT? See also: park, trailer, trashtrailer trash n. the poorest of people who live in run-down house trailers in bad neighborhoods. (Used with singular or plural force. Rude and derogatory.) She’s just trailer trash. Probably doesn’t even own shoes. See also: trailer, trashtrash1. tv. to throw something away. Trash this stuff. Nobody will ever use it. 2. n. a low, worthless person; worthless people. Running around with that trash—no wonder he’s in trouble. 3. tv. to vandalize something. Somebody trashed the statue with spray paint. 4. tv. to beat, as in a ball game. You trashed us this game, but watch out next season! 5. tv. to libel someone. Who is the chick who was trashing Bart in the newspapers? Trash it! tv. Throw it away! We don’t have space for this old chair. Trash it! See also: trashtrash mouth n. someone who uses obscene language. Some “trash mouth” is making everybody mad over in the park. See also: mouth, trashtrash
trash1. the dry remains of sugar cane after the juice has been extracted 2. bits that are broken or lopped off, esp the trimmings from trees or plants trashA mixture of highly combustible waste such as paper, cardboard cartons, wood boxes, and combustible floor sweepings; contains up to 10% by weight of plastic bags, coated paper, laminated paper, treated corrugated cardboard, oil rags, and plastic or rubber scraps; contains approx. 10% moisture, and approx. 5% incombustible solids. Also see garbage, refuse, and rubbish.trashTo destroy, e.g. the contents of a data structure. The mostcommon of the family of near-synonyms including mung,mangle, and scribble.trash(1) To delete a record or file on the computer.
(2) A trash receptacle simulated by an application or operating system that stores items deleted by the user. The receptacle is an interim holding place that lets users restore the item if needed. In order to completely "empty" the receptacle and save disk space, an "empty trash" or equivalent option must be selected by the user. See trash can and recycle bin.TRASH
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Synonyms for trashnoun nonsenseSynonyms- nonsense
- rubbish
- garbage
- rot
- balls
- bull
- shit
- pants
- crap
- bullshit
- hot air
- tosh
- pap
- cobblers
- bilge
- drivel
- twaddle
- tripe
- guff
- moonshine
- hogwash
- hokum
- piffle
- poppycock
- inanity
- balderdash
- bosh
- eyewash
- kak
- trumpery
- tommyrot
- foolish talk
- horsefeathers
- bunkum or buncombe
Antonyms- reason
- sense
- significance
- logic
noun litterSynonyms- litter
- refuse
- waste
- rubbish
- sweepings
- junk
- garbage
- dross
- dregs
- dreck
- offscourings
noun scumSynonyms- scum
- rabble
- dross
- lowest of the low
- riffraff
- dregs of society
- rubbish
- canaille
verb wreckSynonyms- wreck
- damage
- destroy
- ruin
- mar
- spoil
- deface
- vandalize
- total
verb criticiseSynonyms- criticise
- attack
- abuse
- insult
- knock
- pan
- condemn
- hammer
- slam
- rubbish
- savage
- roast
- slate
- censure
- crucify
- slag off
- flay
- bad-mouth
- lambaste
- take to pieces
- give a bad press to
- take or pull apart
Synonyms for trashnoun something that does not have or make senseSynonyms- balderdash
- blather
- bunkum
- claptrap
- drivel
- garbage
- idiocy
- nonsense
- piffle
- poppycock
- rigmarole
- rubbish
- tomfoolery
- twaddle
- tommyrot
- applesauce
- baloney
- bilge
- bull
- bunk
- crap
- hooey
- malarkey
noun a group of persons regarded as the lowest classSynonyms- dreg
- lumpenproletariat
- rabble
- ragtag and bobtail
- riffraff
- scum
verb to injure or destroy (property) maliciouslySynonymsSynonyms for trashnoun worthless material that is to be disposed ofSynonymsRelated Words- waste
- waste material
- waste matter
- waste product
- scrap metal
- debris
- detritus
- junk
- rubble
- dust
- litter
noun worthless peopleSynonymsRelated Words- ragtag
- ragtag and bobtail
- riffraff
- rabble
noun nonsensical talk or writingSynonyms- codswallop
- folderol
- trumpery
- wish-wash
- applesauce
- rubbish
- tripe
Related Words- drivel
- garbage
- jargon
- lingo
- patois
- argot
- vernacular
- slang
- cant
noun an amphetamine derivative (trade name Methedrine) used in the form of a crystalline hydrochlorideSynonyms- deoxyephedrine
- meth
- methamphetamine
- methamphetamine hydrochloride
- Methedrine
- shabu
- chicken feed
- crank
- chalk
- glass
- ice
Related Words- amphetamine
- pep pill
- upper
- speed
- controlled substance
verb dispose of (something useless or old)SynonymsRelated Words- chuck out
- discard
- cast aside
- cast away
- throw away
- toss away
- toss out
- put away
- throw out
- cast out
- dispose
- fling
- toss
verb express a totally negative opinion ofSynonymsRelated Words |