bin v.
1. to throw away; to discard [abbr. SE throw in the bin].
Official and Doubtful 62: When I flitted to Mount Florida the landlord must have binned them. | ||
Guardian Rev. 8 Jan. 12: There were some letters disagreeing [...] so I binned them. | ||
Spectator 4 Oct. 13/2: Bin your boyfriend or your girlfriend unceremoniously and by the end of the day you might find intimate snaps of yourself [on] the social network sites. | ||
Bobby March Will Live Forever 144: ‘Cooper wasnae that happy when he discovered his stash had been binned on your say-so’. |
2. to commit to a psychiatric institution [bin n. (4)].
Sheeper 236: Only a question of time before we’re all binned. | ||
Lowspeak. |