sewer in Latin
sewer in Latin is cloāca — sewer means an underground pipe or channel that carries away waste water and sewage.
sewer in Latin
cloāca
A pipe or channel, or system of pipes or channels, used to remove human waste and to provide drainage.
What does "sewer" mean?
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noun An underground pipe or channel that carries away waste water and sewage.
"Workers repaired a broken sewer under the main street."
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noun A person who sews.
"She was a skilled sewer, making most of her family's clothes."
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sewer in a sentence
- Workers repaired a broken sewer under the main street.
- Heavy rain overwhelmed the city's old sewer system.
- She was a skilled sewer, making most of her family's clothes.
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What is "sewer" in Latin?
"sewer" in Latin is cloāca. sewer means: An underground pipe or channel that carries away waste water and sewage.
How do you use "sewer" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers repaired a broken sewer under the main street." In Latin, "sewer" is cloāca.
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