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trunk sewer

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trunk sewer [′trəŋk ‚sü·ər]
(civil engineering)
A sewer receiving sewage from many tributaries serving a large territory.
trunk sewer
A sewer which receives many tributary branches and serves as an outlet for a large territory; also see main sewer, 2.
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