How to pronounce “junky” in English

junkyard in the world has millions of mint-in-package BWEs, getting rained on, waiting to start their long, half-million-year decomposition.“But check this out.” He flicked a multitool

junkyard she arrived for the photo shoot with a huge Gad in her leg because she

They would go to junkyards, saw the legs off of stoves, drill holes in them, and then hammer these things into cracks.

And doing junkyard wars, but for real, they made these water wheels, which they dunked into the river in the fast-flowing stream

they certainly didn't want this junky old B-plus Indian.

It's a little bit like the junkyard of the galaxy actually.

Otherwise, the whole thing would look like a junkyard.

but it's not necessarily, like, junky.

So when I think about this, I think about it as maybe two different junkyards, one of tractors and one of cars.

I've finally figured out why my husband and I are fighting like a couple of junkyard dogs.

And you could run the US for a thousand years on stuff that's already sitting around in junkyards in Kentucky.

So for example, if someone is an aspiring journalist, and their bio is like Netflix junky, Swifty fan, OK, well,

You would also, I would also expect that there's going to appear more and more of--say junky magazine.

We're all the four of us in the basement, you know, typical basement, just junkyard toys, and we had a pool table.

a kid who must have been 20, but looked 14 to me, but he made a business out of going to the junkyards in his neighborhood,

Part of the reason we kept it compact so much we, originally had an intermission and then one of our producers-- we've got this amazing producing team, Junkyard Dog productions.

point. So, in whenever we can sense Grisbella's arrival at the junkyard, we

Like, we lost the boxes in our in the Neil Simon Theater. We made the boxes part of the junkyard where the cats can

complete. Does that make sense? Because like it was like, okay, it's just a junkyard at first, but then it's like, oh, this tire's a stage now. Oh, these

of the coconut." And I said, "Well how do you get one?" She said, "Well, you have to go to the junkyard and get a leaf spring from a car, and then you can take it to this guy

25 feet tall, with a loft and a catwalk circling it halfway up. It was lined with metallic shelves stacked neatly with labeled boxes of parts scrounged from the junkyard. Perry