Dump ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Dump ( noun )

1. A place where waste or unwanted material is left or disposed of.
2. An act of throwing away or disposing of something.
3. A large quantity of something suddenly released or produced.

Origin:

Middle english domp, of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The city has a landfill for dumping garbage.
2. They made a dump of all their old clothes.
3. The truck was making a dump of sand.
4. The dump was filled with old appliances.
5. The stock market experienced a sudden dump of selling pressure.

(As a verb)

Dump ( verb )

1. A place where waste or unwanted material is left or disposed of.
2. An act of throwing away or disposing of something.
3. A large quantity of something suddenly released or produced.

Origin:

Middle english domp, of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The city has a landfill for dumping garbage.
2. They made a dump of all their old clothes.
3. The truck was making a dump of sand.
4. The dump was filled with old appliances.
5. The stock market experienced a sudden dump of selling pressure.