IPA: /ˈdrɔsi/
KK: /drɔsi/
Something that is considered worthless or of low quality.
The old furniture was drossy and not worth keeping.
Comparative: drossier
Superlative: drossiest
Drossy → The word 'drossy' is derived from 'dross' (from Old English *dros*, meaning waste or refuse) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Thus, 'drossy' describes something that is characterized by waste or refuse.
Think of 'dross' as waste or something undesirable, and remember that 'drossy' means something that is full of waste or refuse.