Trash ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Trash ( noun )

1. Waste or discarded material, such as garbage or refuse.
2. Something that is considered to be of little value or worth.
3. Insulting or critical comments directed at a person or thing.

Origin:

Of uncertain origin, though likely from middle english tresche meaning refuse or debris.

Examples:

1. He threw the trash into the garbage can.
2. The trash was collected by the garbage truck.
3. The movie was nothing but trash.
4. She spoke trash about her ex-boyfriend.
5. The street was filled with trash and litter.

(As a verb)

Trash ( verb )

1. Waste or discarded material, such as garbage or refuse.
2. Something that is considered to be of little value or worth.
3. Insulting or critical comments directed at a person or thing.

Origin:

Of uncertain origin, though likely from middle english tresche meaning refuse or debris.

Examples:

1. He threw the trash into the garbage can.
2. The trash was collected by the garbage truck.
3. The movie was nothing but trash.
4. She spoke trash about her ex-boyfriend.
5. The street was filled with trash and litter.