rubbish
Used to strongly state that something is untrue or of very bad quality.
Used to strongly state that something is untrue or of very bad quality.
Used to strongly state that something is untrue or of very bad quality.
Used to strongly state that something is untrue or of very bad quality.
Unwanted old things.
Something that has no value or use.
Refers to waste generated from a home.
Refers to waste generated from a home.
Refers to organic waste from a garden, like leaves and grass clippings.
A container for putting rubbish in.
A bag for putting rubbish in.
The service of collecting rubbish from homes and businesses.
The act or system of getting rid of rubbish.
A place where rubbish is left.
An official place where rubbish is left.
A pile where rubbish is left.
A large metal container for waste from building work or for large items.
A tube in a tall building for sending rubbish down to a central container.
A bag filled with waste.
A heap of waste.
A very large amount of waste.
Used to describe nonsensical ideas or statements about a certain topic.
When rubbish breaks down naturally.
When rubbish breaks down naturally.
An expression meaning something is completely untrue or of very bad quality.
An exclamation used to say you think something is untrue or stupid.
To take rubbish outside for it to be collected.
To lift rubbish from the ground or a surface.
To gather and take away rubbish, usually done by a service.
To discard rubbish.
To discard rubbish.
To discard rubbish.
To carry rubbish away from a place.
To get rid of rubbish, often in a specific, official way.
To take away rubbish from a place.
To get rid of rubbish illegally or in an inappropriate place.
To not take your rubbish with you when you leave a place.
To empty a place of rubbish.
To remove unwanted things or waste.
To scatter rubbish untidily over an area. Usually passive.
To scatter rubbish untidily over an area. Usually passive.
To say things that are silly or not true.