noun
definition
A bin for holding rubbish until it can be collected; a garbage can.
Examples of dustbin in a Sentence
Rubbish they can always find in a used dustbin.
We're not the old-fashioned dustbin refuse collectors any more.
We are far too tolerant in this country and have become a dustbin.
A wormery can be made for very little money using a plastic dustbin or some exterior plywood.
About 1/2 the contents of an average dustbin can be composted.
A third of the average domestic dustbin is filled with materials that could be composted.
Due to their shape, anglers give them the nickname of dustbin lids or slabs.
A ban on the import of foreign radioactive waste and spent fuel 3.4 Britain must stop being a nuclear dustbin for other countries.
He has what looks like a rusty old dustbin, the lid being replaced by a copper retort.
Did you know that 20% of the average household dustbin is comprised of organic material.
It 's not hard to make a case for composting and recycling when it 's cheaper than putting waste in the dustbin.
Bush's new warriors have thrown such ideas in the dustbin with a resounding clang.
Got my first speeding ticket on this - doing 45mph overtaking a dustbin lorry on a dual carriageway in Cleveleys.
The double glazing salesman who sits on your tail in his Dagenham dustbin.
Banal, empty platitudes fill its pages like wet cardboard clogging a dustbin.