ditch

1. Countable

   A long, narrow channel excavated in the ground, typically alongside a road or field, designed for water drainage, irrigation, or land demarcation.

remove

1. Transitiveinformal

   To discard or abandon something or someone that is no longer needed or wanted.

   • The vehicle used for the getaway was abandoned several miles from the scene of the crime.

   • Were you aware that Sarah ended her relationship with her boyfriend last week?

   • He decided to ditch all his old habits and start a new life.

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aviation

1. TransitiveIntransitive

   To perform an emergency landing of an aircraft on water.

   • Due to engine failure, the pilot was forced to ditch the aircraft in the sea.

   • The plane was ditched in the water in dense fog.