faeces

“Roberts has clearly carefully read Gulliver's Travels and in this sequel he uses some of the same diction and language of Jonathan Swift, whilst simultaneously pursuing some of the same themes and ideas there is a lenghthy digression related to faeces, which is highly reminiscent of Swift's own use of dubious imagery in the original.”

Swiftly by Adam Roberts

“We want to transform 90 percent of biowaste, such as faeces or manure, to electricity and heat.”

WN.com - Photown News

“When you start going extinct, there will be fewer and fewer feet on the ground, and thus less and less source material for ancient DNA such as faeces, shed dermal tissues, and decaying bodies.”

Horsetalk.co.nz Headlines

“Sahnoun Daifallah, 42, of Bibury Road, Gloucester, denies squirting a mixture of urine and faeces at four businesses last May.”

Is there a motive here that the BBC are trying not to ascribe?

“Julia Kristeva exemplifies it in psychological terms with our reactions to bodily fluids and matter that has been separated or excreted — blood, faeces, etc..”

What is Literary Fiction?

“Another time, he had collected a woman's faeces and dumped them on her kitchen table.”

The Guardian: Time to acknowledge the dirty truth behind community-led sanitation

“Supreme court justice Lady Hale, a member of the panel of five judges who made the ruling, told of her fears that older people "might be left lying in faeces" because local authorities would be entitled to withdraw help.”

The Guardian: Judge fears for elderly after former ballerina denied night care

“Jaundiced patches of urine and dog faeces decorate the ice, tampering with its aesthetic of purity.”

The Guardian: World's race for economic growth threatens Greenland's pure white wilderness