Things You Throw Away

  • It's literally trash you throw away.

  • Worn-out quilts sometimes get tossed away.

  • Broken zippers often get tossed in the trash.

  • Leftover food often gets thrown away

  • Broken umbrellas often end up in the trash.

  • Trash by definition—yep, you throw waste out.

  • Spoiled apples are food scraps people toss.

  • It literally means trash - straight in the bin!

  • Paper is often recycled or binned—totally fits.

  • Yes—trash is literally what you throw away!

  • Clippings from haircuts usually go in the trash

  • Loose yarn scraps often end up in the trash

  • Trash by definition; belongs in the bin.

  • A photocopy ("xerox") - paper often tossed or recycled.

  • Leftover ink bottles/cartridges often binned.

  • Disposable cotton swabs, thrown out after use.

  • Broken kites often get tossed in the trash.

  • Used gum gets tossed in the trash.

  • Melted or dirty ice often dumped or discarded.

  • Spoiled zucchini or leftovers get thrown away.

  • Empty cans go in the recycling bin.

  • Swept-up dirt often goes in the trash.

  • Expired yogurt gets tossed as food waste

  • Vacuum dust gets bagged and tossed.

  • Broken vases often get tossed in the trash.

  • Expired or rotten eggs often end up in trash.

  • Old or damaged hats often get tossed out

  • Empty water bottles get recycled or binned.

  • Common phrase for the garbage you toss out.

  • Yes - leftovers/expired food gets tossed.

  • Gross yucky stuff is exactly what we toss

  • Leftover ashes from fires often go in trash.

  • Empty glass jars are recycled or trashed.

  • Old X-ray films - something clinics or people discard.

  • Spoiled kale or scraps get thrown away.

  • Read and then recycled or tossed in the bin.

  • Expired or leftover juice gets tossed out.

  • A used napkin goes straight in the trash.

  • Old jam or leftovers often end up in the bin.

  • Broken or old nails often end up in the trash.

  • Old paper notes get recycled or binned.

  • Worn-out hats often end up in the bin

  • A worn-out quill can certainly end up in the bin 🪶

  • Spoiled nuts often end up in the bin 🥜

  • Old or holey socks often go in the trash.

  • Spoiled food gets tossed to trash or compost.

  • Plastic waste gets thrown out or recycled.

  • Old or melted ice cream may be binned.

  • Egg yolk leftovers often get thrown away

  • Empty can gets recycled or trashed.

  • Worn-out clothes are often thrown away.

  • Body fluid people often clean and bin as waste.

  • Used Kleenex tissues go straight in the bin.

  • Plastic or paper bags often get tossed or recycled.

  • Egg shells usually go in trash or compost.

  • Old food scraps often get tossed out.

  • Used wipes go straight into the trash.

  • Common food scrap tossed in trash or compost.

  • Worn-out or torn jeans often get thrown away.

  • Used tissues go in the trash; classic T-word.

  • Spoiled fish often ends up in the trash

  • Expired yeast packets often get tossed

  • Junk mail/old letters often go in recycling.

  • Empty juice boxes are classic recyclables.

  • Spoiled vegetables or peels are commonly tossed.

  • Used oil gets disposed or recycled.

  • Worn-out shoes often end up tossed out.

  • Spoiled or leftover ham is food waste

  • Old damaged jackets sometimes go in the trash.

  • Expired milk often gets tossed out.

  • Gross yucky things are what we throw away

  • Plastic Ziplock bags are often thrown away.

  • Used zoo tickets get tossed after the visit.

  • Old broken zips from clothes often get tossed

  • Dryer lint is waste; straight to the bin.

  • People often toss orange peels or spoiled oranges.

  • Junk is exactly the stuff people throw away.

  • An eggshell is common kitchen waste.

  • Spoiled food gets thrown out for safety.

  • Yard grass is often bagged up and trashed.

  • Leftover yucky food goes right in the bin

  • Empty bottles go to trash or recycling.

  • Peels are trash or compost - often tossed.

  • Disposable utensils are tossed after a meal.

  • Food or paper scraps are common throwaways.

  • Empty nut shells are common trash or compost.

  • Dead rats or pests are often thrown out as waste.

  • Used tissues go straight into the bin.

  • Old or flat balls are often tossed.

  • Leftover or spoiled jelly often gets binned.

  • Broken zippers are junk - people throw them out.

  • Vague, but yes - people toss old stuff.

  • Leftover or spoiled olives can end up in the trash.

  • Urine is bodily waste, usually flushed away 🚽

  • Worn-out socks often get tossed.

  • Old, worn shoes are often thrown out.

  • Old or broken toys often get tossed out.

  • Dead bugs are commonly swept up and binned.

  • Used envelopes are tossed or recycled.

  • Leftover rice often ends up in the bin.

Las palabras de la lista Things You Throw Away son palabras que los jugadores del juego de palabras Juego de ¡Basta! escribieron en partidas jugadas, ordenadas por frecuencia.