clunker
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clunk·er
(clŭng′kər)n. Informal
1. A decrepit machine, especially an old car; a rattletrap.
2. A failure; a flop.
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clunker
(ˈklʌŋkə)n
1. (Mechanical Engineering) chiefly US a dilapidated old car or other machine
2. something that fails: the novel's last line is a clunker.
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clunk•er
(ˈklʌŋ kər)n. Informal.
1. something worthless or inferior.
2. an old, worn-out machine, esp. a car.
[1940–45]
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