different between rubbishy vs junklike
rubbishy
English
Etymology
rubbish +? -y
Adjective
rubbishy (comparative more rubbishy, superlative most rubbishy)
- Strewn with litter.
- Of little or no value; worthless.
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junklike
English
Etymology
junk +? -like
Adjective
junklike (comparative more junklike, superlative most junklike)
- junky, rubbishy
- Resembling or characteristic of a junk (Chinese sailing vessel).
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