latrine
41latrine — la|trine [ləˈtri:n] n [Date: 1200 1300; : French; Origin: Latin latrina, from lavatrina, from lavare; LAVATORY] a toilet that is outdoors in a camp or military area …
42Latrine — La|tri|ne* die; , n <aus gleichbed. lat. latrina, älter lavatrina, eigtl. »Wasch , Baderaum« (zu lavare »waschen«)> primitive Toilette; Senkgrube …
43latrine — la|trine [ lə trin ] noun count a toilet outside, for example in a military camp …
44latrine — see LAVATORY …
45latrine — la·trine || lÉ™ trɪËn n. toilet, privy, public toilet (especially in a military camp, hospital) …
46latrine — retinal …
47latrine — a lavatory As with lavatory itself, the derivation is from the Latin lavare, to wash. Usually denoting primitive and communal structures, as in the army: Latrines... often consisted of no more than a small mud hut with an open door. (C …
48latrine — [lə tri:n] noun a toilet, especially a communal one in a camp or barracks. Origin ME: via Fr. from L. latrina, contr. of lavatrina, from lavare to wash …
49latrine — noun (C) a toilet that is outdoors in a camp or military area …
50latrine — n toilet, bathroom, Naut. head, Chiefly Dial. jakes, Sl.John, Sl. can; Chiefly Brit. water closet or w.c, Chiefly Brit. convenience, Brit. Inf. loo; lavatory, rest room, wash room, comfort station, men s room, boys or little boys room, women s or …