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Meanings of defecate in English
Usage of defecate in English
1
Every time we defecate, we're introducing billions of bacteria into the environment.
2
They may urinate or defecate, sometimes they'll freeze, they'll just become motionless.
3
People, you don't always have to defecate on common decency to get attention.
4
Wyrmen defecate their contempt on the enemy as they let their missiles go.
5
With no toilets, they are forced to defecate in the street.
6
They also have to stand in queues before they defecate at the community toilets.
7
And take the chance of having the patient urinate or defecate all over him?
8
Not only does it defecate through its anal opening, it breathes through it too.
9
After he has eaten from the pot he is told to defecate into it.
10
Too scared to be named, she told Sun Online: They copulate, defecate and urinate.
11
They said that even animals knew better than to defecate in their own sleeping area.
12
Some other species also quite sensibly prefer foraging for food far from where they defecate.
13
It was what he did every morning in the backyard as he prepared to defecate.
14
An early dog-walker, at the end of the road, was encouraging a Pomeranian to defecate.
15
Through binoculars, they watched a cyclist strip naked and defecate in one of their fields.
16
Almost 1 billion people around the world defecate in the open, according to the United Nations.
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Defecate through the time