About The Word Ordure
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Ordure
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What's The Definition Of Ordure?
[n] solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels
Synonyms | Synonyms for Ordure: BM | dejection | faecal matter | faeces | fecal matter | feces | stool Related Terms | Find terms related to Ordure: BM | bowel movement | buffalo chips | ca-ca | carrion | coprolite | coprolith | corruption | cow chips | cow flops | cow pats | crap | dandruff | decay | defecation | dingleberry | droppings | dung | excrement | feces | feculence | filth | foul matter | furfur | gangrene | guano | jakes | manure | mess | movement | muck | mucus | night soil | obscenity | pus | putrid matter | rot | scurf | scuz | sewage | sewerage | shit | slime | smut | snot | sordes | stool | turd See Also | body waste | crap | dirt | dog do | dog shit | dog turd | doggy do | droppings | dung | excrement | excreta | excretion | excretory product | meconium | melaena | melena | muck | poop | shit | shite | turd Ordure In Webster's Dictionary \Or"dure\, n. [F. ordure, OF. ord filthy, foul, fr. L.
horridus horrid. See {Horrid}.]
1. Dung; excrement; f[ae]ces. --Shak.
2. Defect; imperfection; fault. [Obs.] --Holland.
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