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bins

British  
/ bɪnz /

plural noun

  1. dialect  a pair of glasses

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Vapes should not be put in general waste or recycling, but disposed of in specialised recycling bins which can be found in shops or recycling centres.

From BBC

She uses money she earns hauling neighbors’ trash bins to the curb.

From The Wall Street Journal

Goodwill, long known for its dingy thrift stores with dark, crammed aisles and overflowing bins, is getting more glamorous.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We just kind of assumed that it was something that fell out of our Christmas bins from decorating earlier in the day, and then my fiancee reached down to pick it up,” Reed said.

From Los Angeles Times

Affectionately referred to as trash pandas, the masked mammals known for rummaging rubbish bins for easy food, are evolving based on their proximity to humans, even starting to look cuter, a new study says.

From BBC