schlocky

schlock

(ʃlɑk)

1. n. inferior merchandise. (From German schlacke, “dregs” via Yiddish.) That store has nothing but schlock.

2. and schlocky (ˈʃlɑki) mod. cheap; junky; inferior. Schlocky stuff like this I can get from a no overhead mail order.

verb

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Sebastianus	-	Late Roman
Cecilio	the-THEE-lyo (Spanish), se-SEE-lyo (Latin American Spanish), che-CHEE-lyo (Italian)	Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
Babette	ba-BET	French
Hyun-Woo	hyun-oo	Korean
Melor	-	Russian
Scheherazade	-	Literature