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junky

[juhng-kee] / ˈdʒʌŋ ki /














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But when it was bought by Expedia and shut down in 2017, travel junkies went looking for a suitable replacement and couldn’t find one.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even the artificial-intelligence trade, which has been producing profits, may be more junky than it seems.

From Barron's

For Goldman’s Spencer Rogers, high-yield corporate bonds— junk bonds —are now “less junky” than they used to be.

From Barron's

The movie ultimately treats us like adrenaline junkies, assuming we lack curiosity.

From Los Angeles Times

Political junkies, and the news outlets that service their needs, abhor a vacuum.

From Los Angeles Times