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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A hole for foul liquids to pass through; specifically, an orifice for that purpose in a sink.
  • noun Any place given over to foulness or filth; especially, a resort of debauched and depraved persons. See sink n., 3.
  • noun One of the cavities formed in limestone regions by the removal of the rock through the action of rain or running water, or both.

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