ˈdrek noun
( -s )
Etymology: Yiddish drek & German dreck, from Middle High German drec; akin to Old English threax rubbish, Old Norse threkkr excrement, Latin stercus excrement, Late Greek sterganos privy, Greek tryg-, tryx dregs, and probably to Russian sterva carrion
1. : filth , litter , trash , junk
your food is dreck , it is fit only for pigs — Michael Gold
the dreck of the cities
2. : a garment badly made or of inferior materials