Dumpster ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Dumpster ( noun )

1. A large, usually metal container for the disposal of waste, especially as collected by a garbage truck.
2. A large container for disposing of waste, typically made of metal and found behind commercial buildings.

Origin:

Dumpster is a proprietary eponym of the dempster brothers, who invented it in the early 1930s.

Examples:

1. The dumpster was filled with discarded furniture and broken appliances.
2. The smell coming out of the dumpster was overwhelming, it was hard to be close to it.
3. The workers loaded the trash into the dumpster.
4. The dumpster was so full that the garbage was spilling out of it.
5. He threw the broken computer into the dumpster.

(As a verb)

Dumpster ( verb )

1. A large, usually metal container for the disposal of waste, especially as collected by a garbage truck.
2. A large container for disposing of waste, typically made of metal and found behind commercial buildings.

Origin:

Dumpster is a proprietary eponym of the dempster brothers, who invented it in the early 1930s.

Examples:

1. The dumpster was filled with discarded furniture and broken appliances.
2. The smell coming out of the dumpster was overwhelming, it was hard to be close to it.
3. The workers loaded the trash into the dumpster.
4. The dumpster was so full that the garbage was spilling out of it.
5. He threw the broken computer into the dumpster.