sewage
- noun
- /ˈsuːɪdʒ/
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- Ed traces the noise to a larger sewage pipe that runs down into the basement floor.
- sewage sludge
- sewage treatment
- sewage disposal
And part of my job was testing sewage run off and like really bad stuff.
- And part of my job was testing sewage run off and like really bad stuff.
- And the sewage flowed out all over the carpets.
- And the idea of building water and sewage pipes was like, what is that about, right?
- OK, so this one was sewage.
- Inside these tanks, bubbling human sewage.
- But they were, I believe, in Chicago on tour and they were passing through on their bus and they had to dump the sewage from from their bus.
- And then I was rammed up a a sewage pipe miles away.
- You it's tied up, tied up, tied up on this very sewage system episode.
- And you know, let's just focus on being out of sewage poisoning and being in Rome.
- Fun fact, after people drink the sewage beer, their urine is bottled as Natty Light.
Examples
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Well, because Thames Water dumped filthy sewage just days earlier nearby.
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We got a sewage leak.
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And part of my job was testing sewage run off and like really bad stuff.
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It's just sewage and dead animals.
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Electricity is also needed for things like sewage treatment.
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A few days later, the new owners discovered raw sewage seeping out of the ground.
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Every time we hit a wave, human sewage would wash down the hallways.
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We're pouring raw sewage into the Potomac River.
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Shane Sullivan claimed that the bacteria came from raw sewage that had been dumped into the ocean.
Fiction book (2001) -
The city of Texarkana, Ark., built a sewage system to manage waste from homes and businesses.
Synonyms
Used water from homes or factories that contains dirt, human waste and chemicals
Liquid waste that factories and sewage plants send into a river or the sea
Pipes and drains, or the dirty water and waste they carry from buildings
Dirty water mixed with toilet and drain waste that comes from pipes under streets
Compounds
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A network of pipes and drains that carries away dirty water from buildings and streets
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A process that removes and treats dirty water and toilet waste from buildings
A place where dirty water from homes and businesses is cleaned and made safe
How Clean
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sewage comes from the older word sewer, which meant a 'drain' or channel to carry away water and waste. That's why sewage now means the dirty water and human waste carried away through drains.