| 词组 | EXCREMENT |
| 释义 | See also DEFECATION. alley apple n. a piece of horse manure.The route of the parade was littered with alley apples after about twenty minutes.Harry is collecting alley apples for his garden. bull-pucky n. bull dung.Why didn't you watch where you were going? Didn't you expect to find bull-pucky in a barnyard?How can you tell it's bull-pucky? caca and kaka n. dung; feces. (Juvenile. From Spanish. Use caution with the topic.)There's fresh caca in the front yard.Don't worry. It's dog kaka. cack n. dung; feces. (Use caution with the topic.)Wipe that cack off your shoes before you come in here!The sidewalks are just covered with cack! cow chips n. dried cow dung.There's a whole field of cow chips out there! Why do you want to buy a bag of the stuff at a nursery?Break up these cow chips and work them into the soil around the base of the bushes. cow-doots n. cow dung; masses of cow dung.Don was walking through the pasture gathering cow-doots to use as fertilizer.Don't step in the cow-doots. cow flop and cow plop n. a mass of cow dung.Mrs. Wilson is out in the pasture gathering cow flops for her garden.Cow plops are not all the same, you know. crap n. dung. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion. Colloquial.)There's dog crap on the lawn.Don't step in that crap. dog n. dog dung.There's some dog on the lawn.Don't step in the dog. dog-doo and dog-dew; dog-do n. dog dung.Don't step in the dog-doo.When the snow melts, the sidewalks are covered with dog-doo. doo(-doo) n. dung, especially animal dung.Don't step in the doo-doo.There's a lot of pigeon doo in the attic. duky n. feces. (Originally black and primarily juvenile.)The doggie made duky in the backyard.Mommy, there's duky in Jimmy's diaper. hockey and hocky mod. dung.Watch out for that hocky there in the gutter.Don't step in the fresh hockey. horse n. horse dung.I use horse on my vegetables.I got a job shoveling horse out of the stables. horse hockey n. horse dung.I try to get horse hockey for my garden.You don't see horse hockey in the streets anymore. meadow muffin n. a mass of cow dung.Jill stepped in a meadow muffin while she was bird-watching.Andy's mom gathered dried meadow muffins to put in her flower garden. mess n. dung. (Usually with a.)There is a dog mess on the lawn again this morning.There's a mess in Jimmy's diapers, Mom. poo and poo-poo n. fecal material. (Mostly juvenile. Use caution with the topic.)Don't step in that dog poo!There's poo on your shoe, I think. poop n. fecal matter. (Use caution with the topic.)Don't step in the poop.There's poop on the sidewalk. pooper-scooper n. a device used to pick up and carry away dog feces from public places.I never leave home without my pooper-scooper.Tracy actually got a ticket for walking her dog without a pooper-scooper in sight! road apple n. a lump of horse excrement.Don't step on the road apples.There must be horses around here. I see road apples. shit (Use only with discretion.) n. dung.Don't step in that shit there.There's dog shit in my yard! shitsky n. dung. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)There's some shitsky on your shoe.Some rude dog has left a little pile of grade-A shitsky on the sidewalk. skid marks n. unclean, brownish marks on one's underpants. (Use only with discretion.)Just looking at him, you know he's the type who has skid marks and enjoys popping zits.There is hardly anything a genteel person can say about skid marks that is acceptable in public. turd (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion. Colloquial.) n. a lump of fecal material.There is a dog turd on the lawn.There are some little mouse turds in the kitchen. |
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