knackery

In most countries Knackery premises are regulated by law.

"if it wasn't for knackery Alvin wouldn't be in this blamed fix."

Now a call to the knackery.

Prior to enlisting in the army, Kovco worked in a knackery processing dead livestock.

A knacker's yard or knackery is different from a slaughterhouse, where animals are slaughtered for human consumption.

Knackery by-products are rendered under regulation into fats and meat and bone meal for incineration.

For many years they used the remainder of the derelict building as a knackery, they ran a successful sawmill business then turned their hand to the leisure industry.

Joreboam Hemelett was a gunsmith, and he must have had a touch of fire knackery because it was well known that no matter how damp a day it might be, the powder in a Hemelett gun always ignited.