sul·lage (s l  j)n. 1. Silt deposited by a current of water. 2. Waste materials or sewage; refuse. [Perhaps from French souiller, to soil; see sully.] |
sullage [ˈsʌlɪdʒ]
n
1. filth or waste, esp sewage
2. sediment deposited by running water
[perhaps from French souiller to sully; compare Old English sol mud]
sullage - Waste from household sinks, showers, and baths—but not toilets; it also figuratively means filth or refuse.
See also related terms for waste.
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