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Often used in the same context:
fecal matter,
excrement,
faeces,
droppings,
vomit,
poop,
excreta,
filth,
urine,
maggots,
carcasses,
fleas,
faecal matter,
litterbox,
manure,
cockroaches,
bodily fluid,
excretions,
saliva,
roaches,
dung,
skunks,
poo,
hookworms,
raccoons,
pinworms,
vomitus,
afterbirth,
mud,
frass,
garbage,
whipworm,
pigpen,
intestines,
horseflies,
giardia,
stinky,
dumpster,
fomites,
muck,
stench,
sores,
uncleanliness,
rodents,
slobber,
secretions,
cockroach,
carcass,
cloaca,
pus,
cow dung,
potato peelings,
slime,
bleach,
ordure,
trash,
compost pile,
protozoans,
pigeon droppings,
entrails,
pigsties,
sawdust,
chicken manure,
bathtub,
vermin,
ectoparasites,
doorknob,
foxtails,
cages,
itch mite,
limburger cheese,
nematocysts,
toilet,
mucus,
pigs,
trash bin,
dirt,
fungus gnat,
harborage,
puddles,
birdseed,
leavings,
mosquitofish,
nylon stocking,
diamondback rattlesnake,
pee,
bacteria,
tracheae,
guck,
semen,
litter,
woodlice,
palm civet,
protozoa,
kitty litter,
coprophagia,
barnyards,
slop,
copperheads,
aspergillus fumigatus,
genitals,
houseflies,
stools,
bile,
stool,
putty,
sputa,
wads,
albumen,
evacuations,
excrements,
flesh
More specific:
crap,
dirt,
doggy do,
dog do,
dog turd,
droppings,
dung,
meconium,
melaena,
melena,
muck,
poop,
turd
Appears in the definition of:
amebic dysentery,
amoebic dysentery,
body waste,
congenital megacolon,
coprolith,
coprophagia,
coprophagy,
costive,
crap,
defecation reflex,
dirt,
excrement,
excreta,
excretion,
excretory product,
faecal,
faecalith,
fecal,
fecalith,
fecal impaction,
feculent,
hirschsprung's disease,
impaction,
large intestine,
laxative,
meconium,
melaena,
melena,
poop,
rectal reflex,
steatorrhea,
stercobilinogen,
stercolith,
tenesmus,
turd,
urobilin,
urobilinogen
More general:
body waste,
excrement,
excreta,
excretion,
excretory product
Synonyms:
bm,
dejection,
faecal matter,
faeces,
fecal matter,
ordure,
stool
Also try:
— Adjectives for feces:
human,
own,
fresh,
normal,
infected,
liquid,
dry,
hard,
hardened,
solid,
soft,
more...
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