DCHP-1 Online
junk ((n.)) [var. of chunk] Esp. East 
n. a length of sawn log, stovewood, etc.
- 1827 (1829) Landing on the shore . . . we came upon pieces of junk pinewood split up in thin pieces. . . .
- 1832 Lathwood . . . consists of roughly split junks, three, four, and six feet long. . . .
- 1954 He had told himself that . . . he should be thinking of lumber . . . planking, sill logs, shingle junks.
- 1827 (1829) Landing on the shore . . . we came upon pieces of junk pinewood split up in thin pieces. . . .