I've done my share of rubbishing believe me!.The government will be claiming that its reform of legal aid was a triumph for justice and any dissent will be rubbished.rubbish rubbish 2 verb British English BAD to say something is bad or useless → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus rubbish All those stories about Sandra being mistaken for Lady Lucan are absolute rubbish as far as I am concerned.The device is being used at landfill rubbish tips and can tell scientists within minutes precisely what's going on underground.Here there was a natural beach, bordered by a thin band of scrub: beyond it was the council rubbish dump.Trashing lives At night on the city rubbish tip in La Paz, strange things start to happen.They searched for the money-filled teddy bear and were told it had been tossed on to a rubbish dump.They've agreed to postpone development of a rubbish dump for at least 10 years.During those sixty seconds of biological time, Modern Man has made a rubbish tip of Paradise.But over the past century we have made it into a rubbish dump.Rubbish raid: Thieves broke into a rubbish dump near Ripon.There was rubbish and broken glass all over the grass.'What did you think of his speech?'' 'I thought it was rubbish!''.The most ubiquitous evidence was the piles of fly-tipped rubbish whenever we stopped to look for birds or flowers.If you believe all this rubbish, you'll believe anything.Don't forget to put the rubbish out before you go to bed.Then nine tenths of the rubbish they've been printing for the last few weeks will be seen for what it is.The dustmen collect the rubbish on Wednesdays.But many places hate importing other people's rubbish.I don't know why you're watching that film, it's a load of old rubbish.The majors were quite polite and everything, it wasn't like they were saying it was a load of rubbish.Is the roof space clean and clear of rubbish?.Disposal of our domestic rubbish is something we tend to forget about once it's been picked up by the dust-cart.Two stolen paintings have been found dumped in a rubbish bin.I rescued this table from a rubbish dump.waste rubbish, or materials that need to be dealt with after they have been used in industrial processes nuclear waste toxic waste household waste The company was fined for dumping toxic waste in the sea. litter empty bottles, pieces of paper etc that people have dropped on the ground Parents should teach children not to drop litter. It’s a site which is used for domestic refuse. a black plastic garbage bag refuse formal rubbish The strike has disrupted refuse collection. There were piles of trash in the backyard. the rubbish bin garbage/trash American English rubbish The garbage is collected every Tuesday. rubbish! spoken (=used to tell someone that what they have just said is completely wrong ) 4 informal A BAD a film, book etc that is rubbish is very bad the usual Hollywood rubbish THESAURUS rubbish especially British English things that people throw away, such as old food, dirty paper etc People are being encouraged to recycle their household rubbish. 3 informal UNTRUE an idea, statement etc that is rubbish is silly or wrong and does not deserve serious attention SYN nonsense, garbage American English You do talk rubbish sometimes. S2 noun especially British English 1 RUBBISH/WASTE food, paper etc that is no longer needed and has been thrown away SYN garbage, trash American English a rubbish bin household rubbish rubbish tip/dump (=a place to take rubbish ) 2 informal RUBBISH/WASTE objects, papers etc that you no longer use and should throw away I’ve got so much rubbish on my desk it’s unbelievable.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Arts ldoce_746_z rubbish rub‧bish 1 / ˈrʌbɪʃ /

Take out the papers and the trash