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excrement
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excrement /ex·cre·ment/ (eks´krĭ-mint)
1. feces.
2. excretion (2).
ex·cre·ment (kskr-mnt)
n.
Waste matter or any excretion cast out of the body, especially feces.
excrement
[eks′krəment]
any waste matter, particularly feces, discharged from the body.
excrement
fecal matter; matter cast out as waste from the body.


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