sewage

Converse of object

• treat: At Grove Ferry, more treated sewage effluent arrives via pipeline from Herne Bay.
• discharge: The latest position about discharging sewage at sea is now known.
• pump: Rising main Pipes carrying untreated sewage pumped under pressure.
• dump: The water companies are dumping the bill on the consumers and dumping the sewage into the Thames.
• settle: Raw sewage is fed to the tank, and settled sewage is discharged to the drainage field.

Converse of subject

• contaminate: It is usually contracted through eating or drinking food or water contaminated by infected sewage or feces.

Adjective modifier

• untreated: Rising main Pipes carrying untreated sewage pumped under pressure.
• raw: I showed the Reporter the raw sewage pouring out of them.
• foul: The disposal of foul sewage shall be by means approved by the Local Planning Authority.
• crude: Test failure also would be likely whenever crude sewage is mixed with rainfall run-off.
• municipal: At the same time, the situation was exacerbated by continuous discharges of industrial effluents and municipal sewage into the country's rivers.
• domestic: Septic tanks are capable of treating all of a household's domestic sewage.

Preposition: into

• river: There are laws to stop people throwing rubbish and sewage into the river.

Modifies a noun

• sludge: The dumping of sewage sludge at sea was banned in 2000.
• outfall: What they didn't say was that the first red buoy marks the sewage outfall!
• disposal: He spoke at a public meeting, objecting to a new sewage disposal plan, for 11 minutes instead of the allotted five.
• effluent: Recommendation 7 Surveys should be carried out on the concentration of oocysts in sewage effluents.
• discharge: The WHO asserts a high health risk at beaches impacted by crude sewage discharges.
• treatment: Where is the sewage treatment system to be sited.

Noun used with modifier

• storm: The excess wastewater is known as storm sewage and can overflow from the storm tanks into the river.