English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Byproduct A substance produced as a result of a chemical or biological process, usually unwanted and discarded.  ■ "The byproduct of the coffee roasting process is a delicious smelling aroma that fills the room."

Debris A collection of broken and discarded objects, often resulting from a natural disaster or human activity.  ■ "After the earthquake, the debris in the streets made it difficult to walk."

expendable Adjective 1. Something or someone that can be used up or discarded without being missed or replaced.  ■ "I found out my old car was expendable when it broke down in the middle of the desert."

failures A collection of objects that have been rejected, discarded, or abandoned.  ■ "John's failures are piled up in the corner of his room, like a towering mountain of disappointment."

junkyard A place where old, broken, or discarded objects are stored, often in a disorganized and unsightly manner.  ■ "I accidentally left my keys in the junkyard and now I have to go back and retrieve them."

pawnshop A place where people can buy and sell broken, discarded, or unwanted items for a low price.  ■ John decided to sell his old bike at the pawnshop because it was taking up too much space in his garage.

waste A substance or object that has been discarded and is no longer useful.  ■ "I don't understand why you would go to the gym just to waste your time on the treadmill."

Scrounging The act of searching for food, supplies or other items that are discarded or hard to come by. Often involves rummaging through garbage cans or dumpsters.  ■ "John's scrounging habits are legendary, he even found a whole bag of leftover pizza in the office trash can!"

trash a collection of discarded items that are considered to be of no value or use, typically including food waste, paper, plastic, and other materials that are intended for disposal.  ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone in the trash can while I was trying to take a selfie. Now I have to go through all the garbage to find it!"