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effluent
[ef′lo̅o̅·ənt]
a liquid, solid, or gaseous emission, such as the discharge or outflow from a machine or an industrial process.

effluent [ef´floo-ent]
something that flows out, especially a discharge that carries waste products.

effluent
waste from an abattoir carried away in liquid form. Disposal is a major problem because of the need to avoid pollution of waterways. See aerobic effluent treatment, anaerobic effluent treatment.


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United Utilities, which brought the prosecution, is now calling on businesses to remember the law in relation to trade effluents.
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