Sewer ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Sewer ( noun )

1. An underground system for carrying away waste and rainwater.
2. A conduit or channel for carrying off liquid waste, especially human excrement and urine.

Origin:

The word "sewer" comes from the middle english word "sewere" which means a channel or conduit for carrying off liquid waste.

Examples:

1. The sewer system carries waste water from the city to the treatment plant.
2. The sewer pipe was blocked and caused a flood.
3. He had to repair the sewer line in his backyard.
4. The city is responsible for maintaining the sewer system.
5. The sewer construction project caused traffic delays.

(As a verb)

Sewer ( verb )

1. An underground system for carrying away waste and rainwater.
2. A conduit or channel for carrying off liquid waste, especially human excrement and urine.

Origin:

The word "sewer" comes from the middle english word "sewere" which means a channel or conduit for carrying off liquid waste.

Examples:

1. The sewer system carries waste water from the city to the treatment plant.
2. The sewer pipe was blocked and caused a flood.
3. He had to repair the sewer line in his backyard.
4. The city is responsible for maintaining the sewer system.
5. The sewer construction project caused traffic delays.