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junky

[ UK /d‍ʒˈʌŋki/ ]
[ US /ˈdʒəŋki/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
    a car nut
    a news junkie
    a bodybuilding freak
    a golf addict
  2. a narcotics addict

How To Use junky In A Sentence

  • I probably could have gotten away with it for a while, but I got ratted on by some bootlicker at work who spotted me at this junkyard.
  • Calis had literally rebuilt the old battlewagon from the ground up, using what he had in the junkyard and blueprints that he had acquired some time ago.
  • Specifically, motor vehicles deployed within the region were susceptible to explosive attacks, and many army personnel had found themselves raiding junkyards to create makeshift armour in order to protect themselves.
  • The problem: there is no junkyard for garbage like this, or at least there's no way to ever truly be rid of it.
  • Whether it's an abandoned junkyard, the homestead of a strange couple, a society of dregs, even the Dunn property itself, each locale adds a new bit of depth to the story and tactility to the atmosphere.
  • At first glance, the junkyard looks like some sort of post-apocalyptic settlement, a thriving outpost in a wasteland.
  • Thea’s life as an adrenalin junky becomes a Greek Tragedy after mythological gods kill her boyfriend and destroy her town. Image Comics Solicitations for May 2008 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News
  • These junkyards have to be removed as poisonous chemicals and substances flow into the river and the lake through these places.
  • He had become a complete art house junky who preferred a long, boring foreign jobbie to my Stallone pictures.
  • The likembe (similar to the mbira or kalimba) that gives the band its signature resonating, nuanced, jingling melody is hand crafted from items salvaged from a junkyard. Dustin Reid: Konono No 1's DIY Spirit Fills Prospect Park And Le Poisson Rouge (VIDEO, SLIDESHOW)
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