scavenagen.
/ˈskavənɪdʒ/ The action or work of scavenging.
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the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > cleaning > cleaning streets > [noun]
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1878 Lancet 12 Jan. 64 The system of scavenage for the borough.
1885 Sci. Amer. 9 May The Jewish priests maintained a system of scavenage, themselves supervised the cleansing of cities and habitations.
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n.1878- think inside the box
- think it much
- think it no conscience
- think it no scathe
- think it reason
- think it scorn
- think it shame
- think it strange concerning
- think it strange of
- think it wonder
- think lewdly of
- think light of
- think long
- think lowly of
- think meanly of
- think much
- think much of
- think no more ofthan
- think no scathe
- think no scathe of
- think nothing of
- think nothing of it
- think on one's feet
- think one is god almighty
- think one knows it all