/ˈlændˌfɪlz/
NOUN
Places where refuse is disposed of by burying it under layers of earth, typically as part of an organized waste management system.
Designated areas where household, commercial, and other solid waste is deposited and buried.
Engineered landfill facilities where waste is deposited, compacted, and covered with soil or other materials to help control pollution and environmental risks.
NOUN
The refuse or discarded material that has been buried or placed in a landfill.
The accumulated waste material disposed of at a landfill site, including discarded household and commercial refuse.
VERB
To dispose of garbage or other refuse by placing it in a landfill and covering it with earth or other material.
The act of disposing of waste by depositing it in a designated landfill site and covering it with soil or other materials.