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Adjective: junky (junkier,junkiest)  júng-kee
  1. Cheap and inferior; of no value
    "junky newspapers that form almost the sole reading of the majority";
    - rubbishy, trashy, schlocky [informal]
Noun: junky  júng-kee
Usage: informal
  1. A narcotics addict
    "The rehabilitation centre offered support programs for junkies seeking recovery";
    - drug addict, junkie [informal], druggy [informal], hophead [N. Amer, informal], druggie [informal], narcotist
     
  2. Someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
    "He was a real computer junky, spending every free moment coding";
    - addict, nut [informal], freak, junkie [informal]

Derived forms: junkiest, junkier

See also: drossy [informal], worthless

Type of: addict, enthusiast, partisan, partizan [rare]

Encyclopedia: Junky