'refuse pile' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a pile of unwanted or discarded items. For example: "The workers loaded the refuse pile onto the truck and drove it away."
The studio head Elaine Christian Catherine Keenerr) -- who's also Taransky's ex-wife -- is ruthless about chucking him into the refuse pile.
Once it stops producing the chemicals, the other ants realize it is dead and haul it outside to a refuse pile.
De La Warr's men swept the grisly remains of the siege — dog and horse bones and those of at least one person — into the refuse pile that Dr. Kelso and his colleagues have just begun to excavate.
The old coarse refuse pile is on the NW side and the new coarse refuse pile is on the NE side of the mine permit area.
Run-off water from the old refuse pile reports to a settling pond.
As evidenced by the considerable shade tossed up on Twitter by DJI's Corporate Communications Manager, however, that relationship has long since soured, tossed on a refuse pile and summarily lit on fire.
These specialists were ants who constantly rearranged and added to the refuse piles.
The swimming pool had become a landfill, the refuse piled almost to the top.
Maybe it's the boulders of jagged green glass, appropriated from refuse piles, that twinkle on sunny days like bits of Tolkienesque treasure.
In the 1980s, when he was a 20-year-old student, he traveled to Guatemala, where he first encountered children playing next to refuse piles and drinking from ponds and streams contaminated with waste.
There was wreckage all around, but it was like the refuse piled behind restaurants: I did not consider it — in front they were bowing and showing me to a table.
