0 a large container for rubbish from a house or other building, usually made of strong plastic or metal and kept outside
A quarter of the contents of an average family's dustbin is organic matter.
I was woken up by a couple of drunks larking around with a dustbin in the street.
'Finally,' he says, and throws the bare stalk into the dustbin.
Because some one locked the gate on me, sir, while I was hiding under the shed where the dustbins are.
In our closet the school servant found some beads on the floor but since she did not know anything she threw them into the dustbin.
The broom and dustpan sweep up the pieces, and consign them to the dustbin.
To refer to secondary modern schools as dustbins is an insult.
He should also remember that, when ignored, dustbins can fester.
