- as injunk
- as inlitter
- as inodds and ends
- as inrefuse
- as inremainder
- as inrubbish
- as intrash
- as inswill
- as indross
- as inmuck
- as inoffal
- as inslag
- as inchaff
- as incrap
- as inoddment
- as insundries
- as insuperfluousness
- as indebris
- as indust
- as inexcess
- as infilth
- as inhogwash
- as inkill
- as inloathe
- as inabstain
- as inpass
- as inrebuff
- as inrefuse
- as inreject
- as inrepel
- as inrepudiate
- as inrepulse
- as inresist
- as inbalk
- as inscorn
- as inbar
- as inshrink
- as inshun
- as inshut off/shut out
- as inspurn
- as inthrow away
- as inthrow away
- as inturn down
- as inveto
- as inwithhold
- as inbrush off
- as inhold back
- as inboycott
- as inshut out
- as indebar
- as indecline
- as indemur
- as indeny
- as indisallow
- as indisapprove
- as indisavow
- as indisclaim
- as indisdain
- as indissent
- as inexclude
- as infend off
- as ingrudge
- as inhold back/hold off
Synonyms for re-fuse
- clutter
- debris
- rubbish
- rubble
- trash
- collateral
- filth
- hogwash
- litter
- miscellany
- offal
- refuse
- rummage
- salvage
- scrap
- waste
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Then you re-fuse,” said Martin, “to join your mother and me?