Garbage

What do we mean by garbage?

Food wastes, as from a kitchen. noun

Refuse; trash. noun

A place or receptacle where rubbish is discarded. noun

Worthless or nonsensical matter; rubbish. noun

Inferior or offensive literary or artistic material. noun

To eviscerate; disembowel; gut; clean by removing the entrails of.

Originally, the entrails of fowls, and afterward of any animal; now, offal or refuse organic matter in general; especially, the refuse animal and vegetable matter from a kitchen. noun

Hence Any worthless, offensive matter. noun

To strip of the bowels; to clean. transitive verb

Offal, as the bowels of an animal or fish; refuse animal or vegetable matter from a kitchen; hence, anything worthless, disgusting, or loathsome. noun

Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind. noun

Nonsense; gibberish. noun

Something or someone worthless. noun

Data that cannot or will not be accessed by a program, but are still taking up space. noun

Data that make no sense to the program trying to use them. noun

To eviscerate. verb

A worthless message noun

Food that is discarded (as from a kitchen) noun

Food waste material of any kind.

Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind.

A place or receptacle for waste material.

Nonsense; gibberish.

Something or someone worthless.

The bowels of an animal; refuse parts of flesh; offal.

Words that are spelled similarly to garbage:
garbage, garage, carbage.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word garbage:
pail, scow, dump, dumpster, vig, incinerator, cans, dumps, bins, trash, landfill, disposal, chute, collector, dumping, heap, rubbish, bags, recycling, dumped, pickup, waste, bag, sewage, disposed, patch, truck, sanitation, collection, discarded, debris, refuse, bin, counting, kids, plastic, cleaning, java, collected, collect, pollution, memory, object, objects, removal, references, thrown, remix, clean, blocks, streets, burning, reference.

Adjectives that are often used to describe garbage:
much, such, more, old, human, own, uncollected, plastic, raw, municipal, wet, large, domestic, organic, uncooked, emotional, rotten, fresh, pure, less, ordinary, big, mental, empty, enough, nearby, urban, verbal, green, literary, smelly, usual, solid, open, regular, clean, overflowing, dry, edible, useless, filthy, nearest, random, absolute, mixed, intellectual, galvanized, cooked, overturned, assorted, scattered, stinking, commercial, unwanted, loose, household, gallon, worthless, meaningless, daily, residential, putrid, dirty, outside, nuclear, nastiest, frozen, biodegradable, huge, uncovered, plain, extra, toxic, miscellaneous, stale.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective garbage:
collection, disposal, out, cans, collector, removal, can, furnace, man, fed, alley, reduction, disposals, tankage, collected, sewage.

Words that sound like garbage:
garbage, carbage, garba, garbo, garbett, garbin, garbi, garble, gorby, garbutt, garbel, garbs, garb, garish, garber, garbed, garbe, girish, garboil, garbling, gobbing, corbridge, garpike, cabbage, carriage, carbo, carping, carby, carbin, carboy, cubbage, carbyne, coppage, grudge, gorge, corage, gaba, goring, corba, gorb, korba, gerba, goehring, chorba, gobba, gehrig, carbon, gerbil, garnish, corbin, corby, corbett, gearing, gobby, gabbing, garp, gari, korbin, gabo, gharry, corbet, gamboge, gobbo, corbit, goering, currish, gobbet, gerbille, corbie, gering, korby, corbo, corbitt, garou, garro, corbis, corbu, gobbi, garing, greige, gritch, gehring, corbeau, core bit, carpa, gabii, guarin, corbi, gabu, goodridge, garch, garfish, geering, sharp edge, grege, guthridge, groupage, karbon, gum ridge, karaj.