In everyday English, the word "junk" typically refers to old, discarded, broken, or worthless items, unwanted clutter, rubbish, or refuse that people throw away. However, depending on context, it can also be used as slang to describe low-quality merchandise, illegal drugs, or informal references to the human anatomy. In computing and technology, it can denote unwanted spam emails or digital clutter stored in temporary folders across operating systems.
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