A privy, or water-closet, esp. in a camp, hospital, etc.
French for toilet, usually for large number of personnel.
a common toilet used in a camp, usually a trench or a deep hole in the ground surrounded by a wooden or bamboo structure
a site or structure (not connected to a main water supply and sewer) designed to receive and dispose of excreta. A pit latrine is a simple pit covered by a slab of wood or concrete with a drop-hole. A 'pour-flush' latrine uses water to flush away the excreta into a pit
a public toilet in a military area
The backcountry toilet. Basically just a hole in the ground set well back from the water's edge and topped by a molded one-plastic seat with cover. Formerly made of wood. With the Fire Grate, one of the two required elements of an established BWCAW campsite. Also known as a Box Latrine or Pit Toilet.
A toilet, often for the use of a large number of people.
A latrine is a structure (usually small; holding a single person) for defecation. Latrines allow for safer and more hygienic disposal of human waste than open defecation. They are used in rural areas, with significant use in the developing world.