someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
<noun.person> a golf addict a car nut a bodybuilding freak a news junkie
Every Saturday stallholders fill the old cattle market with their wares, offering everything from junky old costume jewellery to nearly-new sweaters and bits of pine.
The reality: "His office is really kind of junky compared to the others, like a janitor's office," Mr. Wolsfeld says.
J.T. Botindari, fragrance buyer at Colonial Drug in Cambridge, Mass., calls the planned Parfum Bic a "junky idea."
I still bet the royal collection is full of clunkers, junky canvases of dogs and prints of hunting scenes.