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means Stuff judged worthless and fit only for throwing away — or, as a verb, to wreck something or trash-talk someone.

from Trash shows up in English in the 1300s–1400s, likely from a Scandinavian source — compare Old Norse 'tros,' meaning fallen leaves, twigs, and rubbish, the kind of broken forest litter you'd sweep off a path. The word kept that sense of worthless debris as it moved from forest floor to gutter to the verb 'trash,' meaning to smash something into exactly that condition.