sewer
/ˈsoʊər/Definitions
1. noun
A pipe or channel for carrying waste water from buildings to a treatment plant or a natural body of water.
“The city’s sewer system was built over a century ago and needed to be updated.”
2. verb
To direct or convey (something) into a sewer, especially waste or sewage.
“The construction crew will sewer the pipe to the storm drain.”
3. noun
A person or entity responsible for operating or maintaining a sewer system.
“The sewer crew worked through the night to fix the pipe leak.”