ˈdump·ing ground SUST.
- dumping ground
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I. dump [dʌmp] SUST.
II. dump [dʌmp] V. trans.
ˈrub·bish dump SUST., ˈrub·bish tip SUST.
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He then got into the bathtub with the body and sliced it into six pieces, and then buried it at a secret dumping ground.
en.wikipedia.org The term was originally used to define a contested territory or a dumping ground for refuse between fiefdoms.
en.wikipedia.org In the 13th century these rearranged structures were torn down and the site became a dumping ground.
en.wikipedia.org This should not surprise anyone, since this somewhat artificial genus has been the dumping ground for species that did not fit into any other genus.
en.wikipedia.org According to the local lore, before the pit was turned into a dumping ground, it was first lined with clay.
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