cesspit BrE

It was common at the time to have a cesspit under most homes.

Mouths like cesspits, some of them had in the old days.

The city had widened the street and the cesspit was lost.

Every now and again they have to drain the cesspit.

The typical cesspit was cleaned out once every 8 to 10 years.

So she smelled like a cesspit; nice of him to point that out.

At some point in their history, these nations decided never again to allow themselves to fall into the cesspit of genocide.

No wonder it smells like we fell into a cesspit.

He could fall in a cesspit and come up smelling like roses.

"Someone tipped you off and you've been cleaning up this cesspit for two days."

As a result, most cesspits added to the airborne stench.

Here, in this stinking cesspit, you obviously have other ideas.

What an ugly cesspit you have for a mind.

One commentator called Britain a "cesspit" and of course, they are absolutely right.

But if I was him I'd head for sea and leave us in the cesspit - or try to.

All existing cesspits were filled in and new ones dug elsewhere.

The same percentage is connected to a sewage system, mostly through a cesspit.

Ben worked his way through a gradually thinning crowd out to the cesspit.

Don't know what dangerous disease is lurking in this little cesspit.

Simmons dumped the bodies in the cesspit he had made his children dig.

Advertising and marketing is the cesspit of human activities.

The North Side's still a cesspit of poverty and despair.

It has left us here, in this forsaken cesspit of a land."

The south was just a rotting cesspit by comparison.

And, in the old cesspit behind the gardener's shed, a young man was treading water.