worthless+stuff
41dust — n 1. powdery dirt, sawdust, filings; soot, smut. 2. earth, ground, land, soil, dirt; turf, sward, sod, clay. 3. rubbish, riffraff, rubble, trash; junk, worthless stuff, Sl. dreck; remains, leavings, leftovers, scraps; filth, dirt, offscourings;… …
42garbage — n 1. refuse, Dial. culch, rubbish, waste, Brit. wastrel, discarded matter; offal, carrion, rot, spoil; offscourings, dregs, draff, remains, leavings, leftovers; scraps, orts, hogwash, swill; remainder, residue, residuum, scum. 2. junk, worthless… …
43drugget — drug•get [[t]ˈdrʌg ɪt[/t]] n. 1) tex a rug from India woven of coarse hair with cotton or jute 2) tex a fabric woven wholly or partly of wool formerly used for clothing • Etymology: 1570–80; < MF droguet worthless stuff (textile) …
44crud — /krʌd/ (say krud) noun Colloquial 1. anything or anyone regarded as inferior. 2. accumulated grime, especially when sticky or greasy. 3. rubbish; worthless stuff. {British dialect crud curd} –cruddy, adjective …
45hogwash — /ˈhɒgwɒʃ / (say hogwosh) noun 1. any worthless stuff. 2. meaningless or insincere talk; nonsense: *I think that the (government) statement is hogwash … hawkers have been in town for a long time and there has been no rioting. –aap news, 1997 …
46hooey — /ˈhui/ (say hoohee) Chiefly US Colloquial –interjection 1. (an exclamation of disapproval.) –noun 2. silly or worthless stuff; nonsense. {20th century; origin unknown} …
47dross — [drôs, dräs] n. [ME & OE dros, dregs, akin to dærst & ON dregg, DREGS] 1. a scum formed on the surface of molten metal 2. waste matter; worthless stuff; rubbish drossiness n. drossy adj. drossier, drossiest …
48rhubarb — n. 1 a any of various plants of the genus Rheum, esp. R. rhaponticum, producing long fleshy dark red leaf stalks used cooked as food. b the leaf stalks of this. 2 a a root of a Chinese and Tibetan plant of the genus Rheum. b a purgative made from …
49hog|wash — «HOG WOSH, WSH; HG », noun. 1. refuse used to feed hogs; swill. 2. Slang. worthless stuff; nonsense …
50Silk gown — Stuff Stuff, n. [OF. estoffe, F. [ e]toffe; of uncertain origin, perhaps of Teutonic origin and akin to E. stop, v.t. Cf. {Stuff}, v. t.] 1. Material which is to be worked up in any process of manufacture. [1913 Webster] For the stuff they had… …
