Definitions
a toilet in Britain
Word origin
From French loup (“wolf; mask, eyemask”). Doublet of lobo, lupus, and wolf.
Used in a sentence
“Ensure that the tents are well-sited and clean, rubbish bins empty, and that the loos have toilet paper.”
“The lack of running water in rural areas often makes Western-style loos hygienic disasters. Suddenly the noncontact squat toilet doesn′t look like such a bad option any more (as long as you roll up your trouser legs).”
“Waterless urinals are a great way of keeping the guys out of the cubicle toilets, keeping the urine separated from the solid waste (when using composting loos) and reducing water consumption if you have flush loos.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer3 curated clues
01“British toilet”3 letters
02“British bathroom”3 letters
03“Restroom, British”3 letters
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