junque bond
n.— «My baseball team, my rinky-dink network that covers all of greater Atlanta, my boat and 60 zillion in junque bonds.» —“Hostile Raiders—Buying Everything With Nothing” by John Hinterberger Seattle Times (Washington) June 16, 1985. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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