garbologist's Usage Examples:

overtechnical term for waste management, with refuse workers called garbologists, first seen in Australia in the 1960s.

He recognises the garbologist as furthering a "philosophical and anthropological tradition" observed.

Over the next thirty days, Trinity"s "garbologists", as Anthony dubbed them, found tens of thousands of discarded prayer.

Weberman (born 1945), garbologist, Dylanologist, Yippie and CIA historian Jill Price (born 1965), the first.

July 1 - William Rathje, American archaeologist and garbologist (d.

Garbage picking serves as the main tool for garbologists, who study the sociology and archeology of trash in modern life.

Wushu (sport); Landfills and garbage collection; University of Arizona garbologists; Sewage treatment in San Diego using hyacinths; Lufkin, Texas, sewage.