subs. (colloquial).An outdoor cesspool.
1647. FLETCHER, The Noble Gentleman, v. 1.
| But lay all night, for fear of pursuivants, | |
| In Burgundy PRIVY-HOUSE. |
1662. Rump Songs, i. 105. I hid my self ith PRIVY.
1746. T. WARTON, The Progress of Discontent.
| This awkward hut, oergrown with ivy, | |
| Well alter to a modern PRIVY. |
See PRIVATE.