Debris

What do we mean by debris?

The scattered remains of something broken or destroyed; rubble or wreckage. noun

Carelessly discarded refuse; litter. noun

An accumulation of relatively large rock fragments. noun

The fragmented remains of dead or damaged cells or tissue. noun

Rubble, wreckage, scattered remains of something destroyed. noun

Litter and discarded refuse. noun

The ruins of a broken-down structure noun

Large rock fragments left by a melting glacier etc. noun

Rubble, wreckage, scattered remains of something destroyed.

Litter and discarded refuse.

The ruins of a broken-down structure.

Large rock fragments left by a melting glacier etc.

Perhaps and quite possibly the worst band ever thought of, ever, in america, ever Urban Dictionary

Females at a bar post 2AM, who have not hooked up yet, which attract schools of predators who move in a circular pattern. Urban Dictionary

An excessive amount of dry boogers near the entrance of the nasal cavity. Urban Dictionary

A ferret looking fellow that is not very intelligent , thinks he can make good comebacks but everyone backfires. Urban Dictionary

Slang term used among the casino crowd for the "Isle of Capri" series of casinos Urban Dictionary

A former bandwagoner that that becomes a fan of a team they bandwagoned that is no longer winning. Urban Dictionary

The mess left over from holiday celebrations. See also Christmess. Urban Dictionary

The sludge that forms on the floors of clubs/bars Urban Dictionary

During a chair bomb explosion, the instantaneous release of ass particles in the form of a heavy gas capable of severe collateral damage to the olfactory nerves of nearby victims. This is a leading cause of chair pollution. Urban Dictionary

Caucasian Debris is another form of the word's (white trash) Caucasian meaning white and debris meaning trash. Caucasian Debris is also a well known metal/funk band from Kansas City Mo Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to debris:
debris, derris, febris, nebris, débris, debis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word debris:
caution, avalanche, wreckage, litter, restart, rubble, washed, disk, sediment, lap, garbage, deposited, landslide, tornado, eruption, orbit, explosion, pit, dust, flows, scattered, laps, removal, orbital, volcano, accumulated, collision, glacier, spacecraft, volcanic, flooding, mud, crater, thrown, floating, cleared, deposits, flow, trapped, flood, damage, nasa, damaged, crash, collapse, plastic, fires, collapsed, falling, particles, sand, soil, vegetation, recovered, ocean, rocks, waste, fallen, atmosphere, storm, eggs, causing, stops, earthquake, trees, disaster, removed, winds, fill, dam, bodies, layer, hurricane, clean, destroyed, rescue, stream, impact, injured, rain, homes, onto, struck, surface.

Words that rhyme with debris:
tree, be, sea, key, see, me, free, c, flee, hyperbole, tea, e, b, guarantee, d, bee, degree, foresee, pea, tv, reality, v, lee, agree, t, fee, ski, oversee, p, decree, g, z, de, plea, idiosyncrasy, marquee, apogee, snee, three, quay, tee, we, wee, nee, glee, syncope, he, qi, gee, spree, pony, sunday, lea, referee, knee, pre, jubilee, pee, xi, flea, emcee, thee, repartee, scree, kabuki, actuary, turnkey, dee, yee, ghee, cree, mi, partee, precis, hee, di, asap, ne, bourgeoisie, payee, calliope, cc, carefree, hawaii, trustee, guaranty, nestle, si, banshee, esprit, lessee, ac, marquis, ree, potpourri, she, machete, ve, indri, manatee.

Adjectives that are often used to describe debris:
other, cellular, organic, necrotic, woody, volcanic, glacial, coarse, loose, much, epithelial, nuclear, cultural, granular, fine, marine, fallen, occupational, rocky, inflammatory, skeletal, coral, scattered, amorphous, wear, clear, abundant, domestic, lithic, bacterial, residual, angular, orbital, metallic, charred, infected, atheromatous, burnt, solid, soft, rafted, plastic, weathered, fossil, morainic, pyroclastic, dead, miscellaneous, oral, bottom, erosional, cosmic, calcareous, clean, atherosclerotic, keratinous, unwanted, cytoplasmic, airborne, finer, insoluble, borne, amniotic, purulent, assorted, gross, cometary, unconsolidated, superficial, caseous, echogenic, subungual, paniculate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective debris:
disks, flows.

Consonant match to debris:
dobro, dobra, deborah, debra, daubry, debora, dubray, dobry, dubrow, dubree.

Words that sound like debris:
debris, dibri, dupree, dobry, dubrow, dubray, deborah, debra, debora, debrah, dubie, dubby, dubi, dobro, dubey, dupre, dubber, dupery, dobra, dobre, duprey, dubberly, dairy, debbie, debby, deary, dary, derry, darry, dearie, debrief, debi, dery, debbi, dibber, deri, deery, diary, doobie, dory, dowry, dobby, dori, dhabi, dabber, duppy, doubly, doby, dobie, dari, dury, duby, dobbie, dowery, dubbo, dorey, danbury, dauber, dorie, dewberry, dobber, dabi, dupuis, daber, duri, dorrie, durie, dupper, dubay, dabbers, doree, dupuy, dubyuh, dabei, dhobi, daubert, dobbers, deibert, daubers, deberry, dbi, dubarry, d b, dauby, duppie, daypro, debur, tubby, rubbery, tubber, tbird, tabora, tbi, darrow, darragh, debow, debride, daira, debye, debrosse.