DCHP-1 Online
junk ((v.)) Obs. 
v. in clearing land, cut trees into lengths for burning.
- 1820 (1955) As the trees are cut the branches are to be topped off, and the trunks cut into lengths of 12 or 14 feet. This operation they call junking them; if they are not junked before the fire is applied, they are much worse to junk afterwards.
- 1820 (1955) As the trees are cut the branches are to be topped off, and the trunks cut into lengths of 12 or 14 feet. This operation they call junking them; if they are not junked before the fire is applied, they are much worse to junk afterwards.