sanitaries

The sanitaries of the Washington school have outlived their usefulness, the odor from them and their surroundings being very offensive, and in my opinion injurious to pupils and teachers.

1904, Municipal Register of the City of Waterbury, page 34

I'm blowing sanitaries. You pull the lever on that crapper and a few hundred pounds of smelly stuff will fly up your nose in a heart beat.

2003, Crazy Ivan: Based on a True Story of Submarine Espionage, →ISBN, page 38

She headed for the sanitaries rather than the exterior hatch, and Zhang could clearly hear her vomiting inside the tiny compartment.

2016, D. Nolan Clark, Forsaken Skies, →ISBN

He picked up his white sanitaries and the red and white striped stirrup socks and sat down on the dressing stool once again before he slipped his feet into the sanitaries, making sure that the elastic tops reached just above his knees.

2002, Emil Mihelich, Around the Horn, →ISBN, page 107

He switched on the light and donned his uniform: white pants that stopped high up the calf for the look he liked, sanitaries, navy blue stirrups, worn cleats, and the navy blue shirt that buttoned down the front and had "All-Stars" written on the front and his surname, "Pleasance," and number, "9," on the back.

2011, Peter Abrahams, Revolution #9, →ISBN

Somebody —and I am certain it was Cade Hernandez —must have picked the thing up, because Coach Ritchey's rotten tooth had a way of showing up in a randomly selected boy's sanitaries, cap, or athletic supporter before every game we played.

2014, Andrew Smith, 100 Sideways Miles, →ISBN, page 17