stacking
n.— «In an effort to save time and money, the company developed an illegal shortcut to force grease into the sewer system, according to U.S. Attorney Karin Immergut. The practice, known as “stacking” or “doinking,” can clog sewer lines. The company used the practice while removing grease from restaurants in Washington and Oregon.» —“Illegal grease disposal leads to $150,000 fee” by Ashbel S. Green Oregonian (Portland) Mar. 16, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
In addition to all those towns with extremely short names, there’s the river in Oregon with a similarly tiny appellation. It’s known simply as the D River. This is part of a complete episode.
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