foul water

I'm a mother and I don't want my kids to have this foul water going through our land.

Those who have left their homes are short of food and at risk from foul water.

Then she would have to let go, because her head would be under the foul water.

Drains were laid to take away rain and foul water.

We need to get the trough clean, for I don't think fouled water will do them any good.

All he could smell was the foul water beneath.

Sewerage and foul water pipes can be very expensive to move.

He could swim through the foul water, if he had to; he'd done it before.

Though the modern mind associates the word 'sewer' with foul water, it was not always necessarily so.

It was like stepping off into a pool of blackened, fouled water.

It slid down a slope back end first and into 10 feet of foul water that began to fill the vehicle.

Nearby gardens were flooded and foul water had to be pumped to beaches.

In septic seepage and other foul water sources above or below ground level.

Maybe the foul water will be drinkable if I cut it with good water.

How perverse that name seemed to him now as he gazed upon the fouled waters.

Foul water surged into his mouth, and mud and blood.

On foul water and bully beef he tramped through a land of plenty.

I asked, for it was long since I had tasted any but the foul water aboard ship.

Warm, foul water to wash down rock-like bits of what might have been bread.

The scent of fouled water wafted into the car.

The foul water went over my head.

Her detachment had returned to double file; the only sound they made was the splash of boots in the foul water.

Just as people were getting fed up with the foul water, a parallel battle intensified over protection of the scenery around the river.

Artie bumped into her and almost slipped into the foul water.

They were involved in a Court case in 1859 over the discharge of foul water used in the paper making process.