dump
//dʌmp//
Verb
To drop or deposit something carelessly or in a heap.
She dumped her bag on the floor and sat down.
To get rid of something unwanted, especially by leaving it in an inappropriate place.
Someone dumped old furniture on the side of the road.
To end a romantic relationship with someone abruptly.
She dumped him after only two weeks of dating.
To sell goods in large quantities at a low price, especially in a foreign market.
The company was accused of dumping cheap steel in foreign markets.
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Noun
A site for depositing garbage or waste materials.
The city opened a new dump outside of town.
An unpleasant, dirty, or shabby place.
This apartment is a dump—it's dirty and falling apart.
A large quantity of something deposited in one place.
There was a dump of snow in the backyard after the storm.