dreck informal , auch: drek informal

The commercial dreck and even some of the more serious work.

"The first six weeks are always filled with dreck before it gets better," she said.

But one worth making if it means we can pull this dreck off the air.

I can't tell you the dreck we're going to have in it.

Have better things to do than watch this dreck.

"To see through the dreck and the shadows to the core of the man."

"It's not the same old dreck that's pulled up every year," he said.

Why hadn't he read this dreck before he'd gone out on the limb?

My advice to you is to never offer this dreck up in a science thread again.

They'll roll back into your head if you sit through this dreck."

"This is the worst load of dreck I've ever seen."

"He's responsible for that dreck you're always reciting at me?"

Does this mean that traditional publishing houses don't produce dreck?

The continued popularity of Hollywood dreck is predictable but depressing.

I read that piece of dreck - oops, is my bias showing?

When you take out all the dreck, he just wanted to be president or king or despot.

"One more word of that male chauvinist pig dreck and I will claw your eyes out."

"I don't know how you can read that dreck.

Berk, on the other hand, characterized it as "pure dreck".

The oft-heard cry of "oh but we need the publishers to save us from dreck!"

"Both were absolute dreck," she said, with low ceilings and brick-wall views.

(laughter) Junior: Don't you have any real stories instead of this dreck?

The first half is dreck... Worthwhile for the title track alone."

Which is a sharp contrast to much of the joyless dreck pre-Colours.

There are a few good songs here and there (mostly from 20 years ago) but what you'll hear on the radio these days is dreck.