Excrement
31excrement — ex|cre|ment [ˈekskrımənt] n [U] [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: excrementum, from excernere; EXCRETE] formal the solid waste material that you get rid of through your ↑bowels …
32excrement — ex|cre|ment [ ekskrəmənt ] noun uncount FORMAL the solid waste that your body gets rid of …
33excrement — [16] Latin excrēmentum meant originally ‘that which is sifted out’ (it was a derivative of the verb excernere, a compound formed from the prefix ex ‘out’ and cernere ‘sift, decide’, from which English gets certain). Hence it was applied… …
34excrement — exclamation, adj British excellent. A jocular usage among students since 2000 …
35excrement — ex·cre·ment || ekskrɪmÉ™nt n. waste discharged from the body, feces …
36excrement — n. 1. Excretion, excreted matter. 2. Dung, faeces, ordure, dejections, alvine discharges …
37excrement — noun (U) formal the solid waste material that you get rid of through your bowels …
38excrement — n feces, fecal matter, excreta, egesta, waste matter, stools, Sl. do, waste, feculence; dung, manure, muck, fertilizer, ordure, guano; droppings, night soil, dressing, cow or buffalo chips, U.S. West cow pies, coprolites, coproliths, Sl. flops …
39excrement — ex·cre·ment …
40excrement — UK [ˈekskrɪmənt] / US [ˈekskrəmənt] noun [uncountable] formal the solid waste that your body gets rid of …
