feces
waste matter discharged from the intestines through the anus; excrement.
dregs; sediment.
Origin of feces
1- Also especially British, fae·ces .
Words Nearby feces
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How to use feces in a sentence
Echoing Rahman, Cramer said Jane’s testimony about the feces video is one graphic incident the defense can’t even touch.
The Horrifying Testimony R. Kelly Needs Jurors to Forget | Pilar Melendez | August 25, 2021 | The Daily Beastfeces containing tape-worm segments may continue to be a source of infection for as long as a fortnight.
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British Dictionary definitions for feces
/ (ˈfiːsiːz) /
the usual US spelling of faeces
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Scientific definitions for feces
[ fē′sēz ]
Waste matter eliminated from the intestinal tract.
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Cultural definitions for feces
[ (fee-seez) ]
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