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Meanings of stool (stools) in English
Solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels.
Synonyms
Examples for "dejection"
Examples for "dejection"
1
RECREATION, n. A particular kind of dejection to relieve a general fatigue.
2
A gesture of despair betrayed the terrible dejection of the poor girl.
3
The attitude of the horse was one of extreme and wearied dejection.
4
But now the girls re-entered the room with looks of deep dejection.
5
The prohibition of visits to the kitchen has reduced them to dejection.
1
The feces remain in the rectum, and the bad habit is begun.
2
They expelled urine and feces simultaneously, and had the indications in common.
3
He said he did not feel obliged to creatures with liquid feces.
4
Constipation may be absolute, without the discharge of either feces or gas.
5
Interestingly, he did use her clothing to cover up his own feces.
1
Others have suggested oils in the faeces might help waterproof their coats.
2
Plato does not enquire how the blood is separated from the faeces.
3
She is making fake faeces to try and improve Bangladesh's sewerage system.
4
The Trump name swirls around this world too, like flies on faeces.
5
The woman phoning about faeces said: It's really making me feel sick.
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.
1
Contact with fecal matter from an infected person may also transmit the virus.
2
With Harry, bluntness had been a way to cut through the fecal matter.
3
How many would become distracted by carrion, offal, fecal matter, or mating imperatives?
4
All fecal matter and food should be carefully guarded from them.
5
It wasn't fecal matter, but rather, like something that had been vomited up.
1
She said faecal matter and toilet paper also contributed to the problems.
2
The technique softens impacted faecal matter and an outlet pipe carries the material away.
3
Two volunteers defrosting the faecal matter last month discovered the thumb drive and called Hupman.
4
French toilets, designed to remove faecal matter as swiftly as possible, express that people's revolutionary hastiness.
5
Drinking water was frequently polluted by faecal matter, slurry run-offs, septic tanks and by nitrogen enrichment.
1
BMSCs may however represent an alternative AR target in the BM milieu.
2
The differentiated BM-MSCs entered a hypertrophic state by Day 14 of culture.
3
Leasing, asset management and brokerage services are provided by BM's fully-owned subsidiaries.
4
We further confirmed that BM-MSCs from SLE patients showed characteristics of senescence.
5
We show that BM MSCs migrate in response to many chemotactic factors.
Usage of stools in English
1
Through the middle and along the sides were long tables and stools.
2
In a corner of the room, band instruments waited by empty stools.
3
We also got stools, for all the other girls in that shop.
4
He charged over the fallen stools and strewn bodies on the floor.
5
She had placed two stools in front of this desk for seats.
6
I stood upon one of the stools and looked through a loop-hole.
7
Even so, 400 climbers voluntarily brought their stools to Talkeetna last season.
8
Round stools bound with brass, and inlaid tables stood in pleasant corners.
9
They got out their seventeen little stools and sat by the fire.
10
I returned to the table, pulling up one of her bar stools.
11
The company arose and made us welcome, placing stools for our convenience.
12
There follow frequently watery, splashy stools with much gas and foul odors.
13
Tannif's was crowded, stools and benches along the walls crammed with people.
14
He liked that there weren't just bar stools, there were sofas, too.
15
Most of the tables and all of the bar stools were occupied.
16
There were a few stools in the bar and not much else.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common