bilge water
bilgewater

This movement happens to be in close proximity with a well to collect bilge water.

It was fixed, except for a little bilge water.

Bilge water is an almost unavoidable product in ship operations.

"Nothing back there but a couple of sump pumps and some bilge water."

Bilge water can be found aboard almost every vessel.

She lay on a wooden grate, smelling bilge water below.

Sharpe, waiting his turn, could smell bilge water, salt and tar.

Bilge water pumping facilities are present in the marina.

Bilge water should be released on land or disinfected.

Just then the up-angle increased dramatically and the bilge water began pouring in.

"They will have been ruined by bilge water!"

What did it matter that his reasons smelled as noble as bilge water.

Men, floor plates, bilge water, and other loose objects fell through the length of the submarine.

He pulled the crank again and slumped exhausted into the oily bilge water.

His only answer was a great splat of bilge water that almost drowned his group.

Even if we knew who to trust, we have bilge water for proof.'

"A depository for rusty old naval officers with bilge water in their bladders."

A grievous stench from foul bilge water poisoned the close, heavy air.

Nausea sloshed in her stomach, like bilge water at the bottom of a rotting boat.

This required open pit excavation to ensure the stability of the ground, and pumping bilge water from the site.

Right alongside were the bows of a ship; they seemed enormous and so close that I thought the bilge water would splash on our deck.

Marcus struggled with the man's chains and set him against the bulkhead out of the stinking bilge water.

What, for example, is the impact when these ships dispose of their sewage, bilge water and other associated waste materials into those waters?

There was a spontaneous cheer throughout the ship as the first gouts of bilge water jetted over the side.