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[ UK /lɐtɹˈiːn/ ]
[ US /ɫəˈtɹin/ ]
NOUN
  1. a public toilet in a military area

How To Use latrine In A Sentence

  • Pay a visit to the camp infirmary, get your clothes deloused, or just park yourself in the latrine and fight that nasty case of amoebic dysentery you picked up along the way - it's up to you.
  • But the greatest relief of all was to discover that the apartment contained a bathroom and a latrine — for, as the agent gleefully explained, the insula lay right athwart one of Rome’s main sewers, and was legally supplied with an adjutage to the water supply. The First Man in Rome
  • However, the new colony provided them with ‘tiled roof houses’, latrines and sanitation facilities.
  • So many have taken sick that you cannot get within ten feet of the latrine pits, the stink be so vile! HERE BE DRAGONS
  • They dig latrines, cobble together privies and chicken coops, and struggle to build cabins from piles of pine logs.
  • They were infamous rumour mongers because they overheard a lot of idle chatter at the latrines.
  • He was walking in light footwear across his base camp on his way to the latrine.
  • The latrines had a heater beneath, which would burn the faecal matter slowly without causing any smell.
  • Latrines and showers are damaged, fecal matter is running in rivulets through the camps, and in the worst possible scenario, chorine levels in water distribution systems are running low or are non-existent. Georgianne Nienaber: Flooding Scours the Whitewash From Haiti Aid Efforts
  • Also within the wall would have been a well, latrines, a chapel, workshops, barns, pens for livestock, hen houses and perhaps other outbuildings.
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