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1. (n.) sewage
the waste matter that passes through sewers.
Etymology: (1825–35; sew (er )1+ -age)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sewage, sewerage
waste matter carried away in sewers or drains
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1. (noun) sewage
sew up
dirty water and waste from people's bodies taken from buildings into a system of pipes
a sewage treatment plant
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) sewage
the contents of a sewer or drain; refuse liquids or matter carried off by sewers
2. (noun) sewage
sewerage, 2
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U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. sewage
Refuse liquid or waste matter carried off by sewers. (Webster, 3d ed)
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Sense: waste matter (carried away in sewers).
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 Afrikaans: riool |
 Arabic: مِياه المَجاري |
 Bulgarian: канални води |
 Brazilian: despejos |
 Czech: splašky |
 German: das Abwasser |
 Danish: spildevand |
 Greek: ακαθαρσίες υπονόμων, απόβ |
 Spanish: aguas residuales |
 Estonian: heitvesi |
 Farsi: فاضلاب |
 Finnish: jätevesi |
 French: eau(x) d'égout |
 Hebrew: מֵי בִּיוּב |
 Hindi: गन्दा पानी, मलजल |
 Croatian: kanalizacija |
 Hungarian: szennyvíz |
 Indonesian: limbah |
 Icelandic: skolp |
 Italian: (acque di scolo) |
 Japanese: 汚水 |
 Korean: 하수 오물 |
 Lithuanian: nutekamieji vandenys |
 Latvian: notekūdeņi |
 Malay: kumbahan |
 Dutch: riolering |
 Norwegian: kloakk |
 Polish: ścieki |
 Persian: فاضلاب |
 Pashto: ناولي اوبه: چټلې، ناولتيا |
 Portuguese: despejos |
 Romanian: reziduuri |
 Russian: нечистоты, сточные воды |
 Slovak: výkaly, odpad, splašky |
 Slovenian: odplaka |
 Serbian: kanalizacija |
 Swedish: avlopps-, kloakvatten |
 Thai: ของเสีย; ของโสโครก |
 Turkish: lâğım pisliği |
 Taiwanese: 污水 |
 Ukrainian: стічні води |
 Urdu: گندگی کی نکاسی کا زیر زمی |
 Vietnamese: nước cống |
 Chinese: 污水 |
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