What is, in your storage room, of little value?
Is it true that every woman doesn’t throw away unnecessary items? Once when a mother opens the shop’s door, he faces lots of not a confused mixture of old things of no use and value. Why, mom!
The storage is full of…..but I don’t know why you don’t have the heart to throw any of them out.
If I
could let you know
which one
of the
above listed words sounds natural in this self-made sentence? At least one of these four choices sounds more common / natural. Any other category that uses this concept would have been the term most common in general. What is a word?
Is it OK if I should run for office in November?
The first three are all possible, however express a different attitude to how useful the things might be.
How is all of “junk” useless,
and what is the ‘whole’ waste?
“Brica-brac” implies that it might be of value to somebody, perhaps to a collector.
Of course, these might not be meant literally: in context, we might say “junk” even if we know there is some valuable stuff there, but we just want it gone. I think “junk” is the most likely word in context. I don’t know what the word is, just a thought.
What is a mismash? Why is this word used in foreign publications? To me it’s not a description of physical objects, but of how something is organized (or not organised). How do I describe the Mishmash
of Myriad Things in English?
What’s the word “rought” you usually use when you describe a word?
In video board games, more pieces become available. At the end of a game, one may have a stack of “cruft”, pieces that were valuable in the previous game, but now are not very valuable compared to the other pieces. In that case the player might have a stack!
Is the storage unit useful anymore?
Clutter. That can be very hard to describe.
All those things are cluttering up the storage cupboard. By definition, if something is useful, it isn’t clutter, it is just being stored.
I have a very powerful memory, even though I have nothing of it.
