(US, military) An open-air pit where waste is burned. Long-term exposure to its smoke is associated with health problems.

Roast beef, commonly top round cuts, cooked quickly over a charcoal fire, then thinly sliced and served on a kaiser roll with tiger sauce and sliced raw onion.

The dishwashing area in a restaurant.

Alternative spelling of firepit

A facility for accepting human waste, typically through personal use via urination and defecation, where the waste is directed into a cesspit directly below the access port used by the person needing facilities. Modern pit toilets typically permanently store the waste for natural decay, and are closed and sealed when full, while historically, they have sometimes been manually harvested for night soil. Pit toilets typically take the form of an outhouse.

(dentistry) A small pit that forms on the side of a molar.

A minature inexpensive offroad motorcycle

A medium-size dog historically bred for dogfighting.

The Australasian pig-nose turtle (Carettochelys insculpta)

A type of mine where rock or minerals are extracted from the earth by their removal from an open pit or borrow.