cesspit
Noun
Meaning
a covered cistern; waste water and sewage flow into it
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But they weren’t really expecting a giant medieval cesspit — right in the place where they were building a new one.
Image credits: A MOLA archaeologist recording a 15th century cesspit uncovered in the basement of the Courtauld.
The University is not obliged to support the Critic and personally I'm surprised they didn't do this years ago given that the magazine continues to descend into a cesspit of appalling and repulsive imagery and content, just for shock value it would seem.
MOLA archaeologists working on the brick floor near the top of the cesspit.
Then again, isn’t this just the online cesspit?