Scatalogical

scatology /sca·tol·o·gy/ (skah-tol´ah-je)

1. study and analysis of feces, as for diagnosis.

2. a preoccupation with feces, filth, and obscenities.scatolog´icalscatolog´ic

sca·tol·o·gy (sk

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-j

)

1. The study and analysis of feces for physiological and diagnostic purposes. Also called coprology.

2. An obsession with excrement or excretory functions.

3. The psychiatric study of such an obsession.

scato·logi·cal (sk

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l), scato·logic (-

k) adj.

scatology

[skatol′əjē]

Etymology: Gk, skatos, dung, logos, science

the science of feces. Also called coprology.

Scatology

(1) The study of faeces, as in medicine, palaeontology, or biology
(2) The study of excrement; metaphorically, study of material defined as obscene and pertaining to sexual activity

scatology [skah-tol´ah-je]

1. study and analysis of feces, as for diagnostic purposes.

2. a preoccupation with feces and filth. adj., adj scatolog´ic.

scatology

study and analysis of feces, as for diagnostic purposes.

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I cannot stand anything scatalogical, anything physically disgusting .

Now on CD: library's treasure trove of authorial voices by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

Swift, a literary satirist like Rabelais, demolishes the illusion of the grace and delicacy of women with his scatalogical poems.

Big Bad Chinese Mama: Asian cyber-feminism and subversive textual ... by Hudson, Chris / Genders

Cox, The Devil and the Sacred in English Drama, 1350-1642 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000), throughout, but especially on 23, where Cox employs a curiously selective criterion for establishing the "seriousness" of theatrical devils, so that he offers as the one supposed exception proving his rule, the following: "Only N-Town includes the merest suggestion of scatalogical humor in the first play: when Lucifer encounters hell, he exclaims, 'For fere of Fyre a fart I cracke

The folly of racism: enslaving blackface and the "natural" fool ... by Hornback, Robert / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England

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