Junks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUNKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• JUNK, to discard as trash
• discard or abandon unceremoniously
NOUN:
• old or discarded articles that are considered useless or of little value
• worthless writing, talk, or ideas
• junk bonds
• heroin
• a flat-bottomed sailing vessel of a kind typical of China and the East Indies, with a prominent stem and lugsails.
• a person's belongings
• the lump of oily fibrous tissue in a sperm whale's head, containing spermaceti.
• a man's genitals.

Words related to JUNKS

junk15 junked18 junking19

How to use JUNKS in a sentence

• I have fought with Barbary pirates and Chinese junks, and with assorted Christians.
• It was feared that the junks would offer their cargoes to the Dutch if any obstacle was put in the way of their coming to Manila.
• In the months of March and April it is visited by several Chinese junks, who remain trading until the beginning of the month of August.
• Vessels intending to trade at Soung should arrive before the Chinese junks, and remain as long as they stay, or even a few days later.
• More forts were then bombarded and a number of junks were sunk.
• But by the time the crews of the three junks and most of the village were on top of me I was fairly smothered.
• At times junks of Japan were sighted, but never lifted a familiar topsail of old Europe above the sea-rim.
• In order to facilitate the smuggling, the British had permitted certain Chinese junks to fly the British flag.
• Many of these boats, and almost all the junks in the neighborhood, were decked with green branches, also with streamers flying.
• Shortly after commencing services, news came that a fleet of war junks under the command of the Admiral was anchoring a short distance from the city.
• About noon a detachment of a thousand soldiers was landed from the junks.
• She was collecting junks, bits of iron, stone jugs, glass bottles, old sacks, and cast-off garments.
• Among them I noticed some excellent models of brigs, ships, men-of-war, Chinese junks, etc.
• In the year following Malacca was invested by an armada from the queen of Japara, of three hundred sail, eighty of which were junks of four hundred tons burden.
• On another occasion, off the western coast of the Liaotung, we came upon a fleet of junks, craft engaged in coast trade, I presume.
• Two or three junks, we were told, had struck torpedoes in leaving the harbour and been blown in pieces, and many others had fallen into the clutches of the enemy.
• An immense number of junks of all kinds were moored to the bank, bow on.
• He gave Jofuku one of his best junks, fitted it out for him, and loaded it with great quantities of treasures and precious stones for Jofuku to take as presents to the hermits.
• Curtis, accustomed to the vagaries of Chinese junks in the swift currents of the Yang-tse-Kiang, adopted the only measures which promised any degree of success.
• From the fleet of fire junks various cargoes were to be unloaded with all speed, and at this the coolies toiled.
• Little by little all other sounds died away in both the junks.
• The captured junks, fully equipped for war, were a great acquisition to the robbers, whose numbers now increased more rapidly than ever.
• He hated the yellow water, swarming with boats, and settled with junks.
• The clumsy junks that appeared to have come down from the days of Confucius, were languid on the gentle ripples.
• Descriptions of Chinese Junks from other Mediaeval Writers.
• Douglas tells me he has even now occasionally seen large junks come close to the city.
• A great deal of rice is exported from Siam to China by the junks, and also occasionally a little from Java.
• It constitutes the bulk of the cargoes of the Chinese junks on their return voyage.
• The latter, perhaps, might be made to lift the junks bodily out of the water and transport them beyond the rapids.
• Upwards of thirty Dutch ships were lying there, besides a number of snows and Chinese junks.
• They trade to every part of India, and the number of large junks which arrive annually from China, is between thirty and forty.
• In 1624, all ships having a capacity of over twenty-five hundred bushels were burned, and no craft, except those of the size of ordinary junks, were allowed to be built.

Similar words containing JUNK without suffix s

junk15 junky19 junked18 junker17 junket17 junkie17 dejunk18 junkers18 junkets18 junkier18 junkies18 junking19 junkman20 junkmen20 junkanoo19 junketed20 junketer19 junkiest19 junkyard23 junkanoos20 junketeer20 junketers20 junketing21 junketted21 junketter20 junkiness20 junkyards24 junkerdom23 junketeers21 junketings22 junketters21 junketting22 junkerdoms24 junketeered23 junkinesses22 junketeering24 technojunkie28 technojunkies29

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