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The stuff people put in geocaches. Trinkets that have little to no intrinsic value but are traded out by geocachers when they find a cache. The sport of geocaching often includes finding a cache of geojunk and tradition says that you take an item and leave an item. Those items are, more often than not, geojunk. Typical items are keyrings, wooden nickels, etc.
"Are you ready to go geocaching?" "I'll be right with you as soon as I grab my bag of geojunk".
geojunk by RustyCannon June 6, 2010
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A group (or at least two people) of people, strangers towards each other, who can automatically finish or complete an appropriate response to a statement /phrase.
When I sing/chant out loud : "Teenage mutant ninja turtles... heroes in a half shell, "

Then you say (auto response) : " Turtle Power ! "

That's a situation we call Geofunky.

Or

" ozzie ozzie ozzie"

"Oi oi oi"
Geofunky by Oxxy_Montalvy December 29, 2016
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Originated from GeoGuessr (root) and Janky. When something is crazy or out of the ordinary.
Kyle, what in the GeoJank is going on here?
GeoJank by The Tokyo Foundation June 30, 2023
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