Dustbins [noun]

These dustbins are easy to remove and don’t require extra work, such as bag or filter replacement.

But to me the divinities of antiquity are not mere dolls to be patted superciliously on the head and then remitted to the dustbin.

They were as miscellaneous as if some one had taken the lid off a human dustbin.

That tidiness of yours is a mania; that way of looking upon the world as a dustbin is a disease.

He threw the cruet in the dustbin—where I found it, along with other silver—for the sake of a burglary blind.

A form sprawled against a dustbin and muffled by its arm and hat snores, groans, grinding growling teeth, and snores again.

One handed him a bucket, indicating simply that it was to be emptied in the dustbin in the yard.

Over the dustbin hung the picture of the crucified woman by my former American friend.

Domestic servants come with their baskets full of rubbish in order to empty them into the dustbin.

When it rained we used to sit under the gallery—in the corner by the dustbin—and she used to tell us—and it's really true!