netty

British  

/ ˈnɛtɪ /

noun

1. dialect a lavatory, originally an earth closet

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Etymology

Origin of netty

of obscure origin

Example Sentences

It turned out Ross and Netty also knew each other through a mutual friend but hadn't seen each other for 10 years - though that link wasn't planned by producers.

From BBC

Netty Lloyd, 49, one of the organisers of the protest, said: "I've lived in Mold for 49 years. We need our community to stay together, look after each other, and support our own first"

From BBC

I fancied us as two characters in a Beastie Boys video, especially when we dressed up and had date night at Netty’s on Silver Lake Boulevard.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet I am also reminded of Netty Duclaire, her courage and strength of mind, and of the many others, younger and older, who are determined to fight for a better system where every life is invaluable.

From Washington Post

Climate protestors Katrina Laurie, 41, and Netty Draper, 60, who have spent years campaigning against fracking in the area met the Labour leader in a makeshift shelter where they made him a cup of tea and told him they had been “through hell”.

From The Guardian