Difference between Cesspool and Cesspit

CESSPOOL vs CESSPIT: NOUN

A filthy place.
An underground pit where sewage is held.
A cistern in the course, or the termination, of a drain, to collect sedimentary or superfluous matter; a privy vault; any receptacle of filth.
Figuratively, any foul or fetid receptacle.
A sunk chamber, cistern, or well in a drain or privy, to receive the sediment or filth.
A filthy, disgusting, or morally corrupt place.
A covered hole or pit for receiving drainage or sewage, as from a house.
A covered cistern; waste water and sewage flow into it

Muck, Hellhole, Filth, Rift, Bottom, Gulf, Sewer, Damned, Chasm, Mess, Abyss, Swamp, Sump, Sink, Cesspit

Morass, Muck, Filth, Rift, Bottom, Gulf, Sewer, Damned, Chasm, Mess, Abyss, Swamp, Sump, Sink, Cesspit

And the CSR are all too happy to keep the cesspit feeling of calling them alive and well, creating more angry customers.
After all the vampires who run this little cesspit of a State have sucked the blood out of everything else.
No doubt no serious investor is prepared to pour their hard-earned investment into a cesspit or unpredictable business environment.
Every single time you dismiss Oklahoma as nothing but a cesspit of idiots and yokels, you show your bigotry.
England instead of the Orange Calvinist cesspit beyond the Wall.
Forced through the tunnel, its bulk, made a horrible noise, like suctioning out an overfull cesspit.
She brushed off her dress once the toughs left to whatever cesspit had spawned them.
New York, we forget too soon, was a cesspit of mob influenced corruption.
Tennessee must be a cesspit of toxic masculinity!