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Meanings of
dung
in English
Portuguese
cocô
Catalan
fems
Spanish
estiércol
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Fecal matter of animals.
muck
droppings
Portuguese
cocô
Synonym for feces of ungulates.
Related terms
synonym
Usage of
dung
in English
1
The other potential market for
dung
beetles is local and national government.
2
The
dung
and moisture are collected in a fosse in the stable.
3
Red calves paddled in the
dung
and mud of a spacious yard.
4
In England,
pigeon
-
dung
and the cleanings of the pigsty are extensively employed.
5
Forgie reckons only about 15 percent of farmers really get
dung
beetles.
6
She really didn't understand why people couldn't be more like
dung
beetles.
7
They sat down against the wall again and replenished the
dung
fire.
8
The proper number of
dung
pellets were procured, and the game proceeded.
9
He looked at the
dung
on the floor, and tossed his head.
10
By bathing in water mixed with our
dung
people shall become sanctified.
11
Probably extract their niter from the
dung
of their horses and cows.
12
Forgie ended up one of the world's leading experts on
dung
beetles.
13
The
dung
-
laden
air took on a hint of espresso, she was certain.
14
Elephant
dung
's
medicinal properties But this isn't just some hare brained scheme.
15
Oh and also one of his parents was probably a
dung
beetle.
16
I am one who digs
dung
,
soiled by the smut of destruction.
Other examples for "dung"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
dung
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
dry dung
fresh dung
old dung
human dung
have dung
More collocations
Translations for
dung
Portuguese
cocô
fezes
merda
porcaria
bosta
esterco
matéria fecal
excremento
Catalan
fems
Spanish
estiércol
Dung
through the time
Dung
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common