Bilge ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Bilge ( noun )

1. The lowest internal part of a ship, especially the area inside the bottom of the hull where water collects.
2. The lowest or most worthless part of something.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french boulge "bulge, protuberance", of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The bilge pump was used to remove water from the bilge of the ship.
2. The bilge was cleaned regularly to prevent the buildup of debris.
3. The bilge of the boat was filled with water after the storm.
4. The bilge of the company is the department that no one wants to work in.
5. The bilge of the internet is filled with hate speech and misinformation.

(As a verb)

Bilge ( verb )

1. The lowest internal part of a ship, especially the area inside the bottom of the hull where water collects.
2. The lowest or most worthless part of something.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french boulge "bulge, protuberance", of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The bilge pump was used to remove water from the bilge of the ship.
2. The bilge was cleaned regularly to prevent the buildup of debris.
3. The bilge of the boat was filled with water after the storm.
4. The bilge of the company is the department that no one wants to work in.
5. The bilge of the internet is filled with hate speech and misinformation.