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coprophilic

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cop·ro·phil·ic (kpr-flk)
adj.
1. Occurring in fecal matter.
2. Relating to coprophilia.

coprophilic [kop″ro-fil´ik]
1. pertaining to or characterized by coprophilia.
2. inhabiting feces or fecal-polluted water; said of microorganisms.

coprophilic
emanating from or pertaining to coprophilia.


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