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dreck
[ drek ]
noun
- anything regarded as worthless or of low quality; junk:
It would be an insult to the actors and the writers to nominate this fine film along with the dreck they are glorifying this year.
He is cleaning off the years of rust, dreck, and corrosion before continuing his restoration of the various parts.
dreck
/ ɛ /
noun
- slang.rubbish; trash
Derived Forms
- ˈ, adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of dreck1
Word History and Origins
Origin of dreck1
Example Sentences
A pure popcorn movie would pick fireworks over fleeing to safety, especially when the common wisdom of the time was that sequels were dreck.
Rather, he takes this kind of fear-mongering Fox News dreck as seriously as it deserves — as silly fiction.
That tension between the public and the personal, between the dreck and the art, is the spine of the film.
Sadly, this decrease isn't happening in time for people to discover some outstanding shows that were canceled along with the dreck, one of which made this year-end list.
Fielding a strong defense after five seasons of dreck on that side of the ball could not elevate the team after the departure of quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson.
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