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excrementitious

[ek″skrĕ-men-tish´us]

1. pertaining to excrement.

2. fecal.

ex·cre·men·ti·tious

(eks'krē-men-tish'ŭs),

Relating to any excrement.

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ex·cre·men·ti·tious

(eks'krĕ-men-tish'ŭs)

Relating to any excrement.

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