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Meanings of ordure in English
Solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels.
Usage of ordure in English
1
Children swarmed, and lay about in the filth and ordure of the pavement.
2
Gazed for a moment, while the ordure rippled over his boots.
3
Their walls glistened in ivory and salmon marble, unstained by the city's ordure.
4
The cobbles were slimy with God knew what offal and ordure.
5
But more philosophically it is to make ordure with one's teeth.
6
A faint marshlight struggling upwards from all the ordure through the bristling greygreen weeds.
7
The Times also holds back from heaping front page ordure on the luckless Green.
8
Bourke also cites instances in which human ordure was eaten by East Indian fanatics.
9
A faint marshlight struggled upwards from all the ordure through the bristling greygreen weeds.
10
They have recourse therefore to pigeons' dung and ordure, which fully answer their expectations.
11
There were puffs of ordure, so rank they gagged.
12
A breeze carried the stench of blood and ordure.
13
They were splashed and daubed with ordure and they all looked very young and very afraid.
14
It is comfortably embedded in its fleshpots while shovelling steaming piles of ordure on its members.
15
The chill air smelled of damp and ordure, and the rushes beneath my shoes felt slimy.
16
They have a sort of ordure about them.'
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