Debris and Extra

Debris

Debris noun - Discarded or useless material.

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Extra and debris are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Extra" instead a noun "Debris".

Extra noun - An interchangeable part or piece of equipment that is kept on hand for replacement of an original.

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Debris and extra are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Debris" instead a noun "Extra".

old	old debris	old extra
regular	regular debris	regular extra
small	small debris	small extra
little	little debris	little extra
Other adjectives: random, occasional, generic.

In Spite of a Nail: Magnus and Adam alter several key events after time traveling back to Victorian England (Jack the Ripper gets an extra kill and Adam's daughter dies from falling debris instead of disease, among others), but the present is apparently unchanged.

Source: Series / Sanctuary
Vent Physics: Several stages have fans that can be used to guide birds and will also blow debris and spent birds around the screen for extra potential damage.

Source: Video Game / Angry Birds 2
With that mass and orbiting so close to our only natural satellite, it would cause a mess on it (powerful moonquakes and the like), nothing short of the extra mess when it blows up and its debris hits the Moon.

Source: Sci Fi Writers Have / No Sense of Mass

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