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Often used in the same context:
castoffs,
offcuts,
misfits,
juvenilia,
retreads,
packrat,
ragamuffins,
groaners,
derelicts,
rhythmless,
dopier,
mediocrities,
poorhouses,
ephemera,
banalities,
flotsam,
buch,
detritus,
misprints,
compendiums,
outcasts,
leftovers,
ones,
loners,
dross,
goofballs,
junkers,
whippersnappers,
hobos,
castoff,
raggedy,
compilations,
waifs,
twee,
rarities,
bummers,
junky,
recluses,
eccentrics,
vagabonds,
houseless,
shmaltz,
hellbound,
dreck,
mockable,
clinkers,
rotters,
fogies,
copyists,
bads,
codependent,
miscellany,
washday,
breakables,
facsimiles,
winos,
ditzy,
dregs,
cliches,
nobodies,
gimcrack,
acetates,
hackwork,
cooky,
roomfuls,
shemp,
klutzes,
blanding,
twos,
folky,
fluff,
pigeonholes,
ditties,
fruitcakes,
artiest,
nothings,
screwballs,
zingers,
crasser,
lowlifes,
scuzzy,
peelings,
oddball,
grody,
whatnots,
hooverville,
superfluity,
biddies,
wretches,
pipsqueaks,
gewgaw,
imitations,
breakups,
epiphanies,
fools,
oakum,
incorrigibles,
hovels,
scuzz,
flophouses,
runaways,
bazaars,
boarders,
boarding,
booklets,
breakfasts,
broadsheets,
bulletins,
catering,
circulars,
concerts,
dinners,
entertainments,
excursions,
flights,
groceries,
handbills,
handouts,
hucksters,
lodgers,
luncheons
Also try:
— Adjectives for throwaways:
other,
such,
cheap,
little,
many,
mimeographed,
weekly
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