A dumpster is a large, open-top container used for storing and disposing of waste materials. The term can also refer to any type of garbage bin or refuse container.
Usage examples
Disposal of household waste: Instead of throwing the garbage bags on the curb, you can dispose of them by placing them in the dumpster provided by the local waste management company.
Construction sites: Construction companies often rent dumpsters to collect and remove construction debris such as broken tiles, concrete, and wooden planks.
Moving houses: When relocating, you can rent a dumpster to discard items that you no longer need or wish to take to your new home, such as old furniture, appliances, or clutter.
Renovation projects: Dumpsters are frequently used during home renovations to dispose of materials like drywall, flooring, cabinets, or any other waste generated during the remodeling process.
Event clean-up: Large gatherings, like music festivals or outdoor parties, often require dumpsters to facilitate efficient waste management and clean-up after the event.
I certainly don't know St. Paul like I do Minneapolis but the deals are better from a buy in standpoint and since I have as much interest in the suburbs as I have in dumpster diving, I'm working on educating myself more on St. Paul. (biggerpockets.com)
All Lynn has to do is pitch to a replacement level to automatically add 5 wins from that combination of dumpster fire pitching last season. (sbnation.com)
«The remarkable thing is that the bears that eat human food are now back to the same level of dumpster diving as in 1915, despite the fact that there are now millions of visitors in Yosemite every year and presumably a lot more garbage.» (sciencedaily.com)