droppings

/ ˈdrɒpɪŋz /

plural noun

1. the dung of certain animals, such as rabbits, sheep, and birds

Example Sentences

But these sentiments are pitted against studies which show that prolonged exposure to pigeon droppings poses risks of pulmonary and respiratory illnesses.

From BBC

While other dogs might be content to mooch off kitchen droppings, Riley prefers to eat from her own plate of human food.

From Los Angeles Times

One year, she arranged its violet droppings in the shape of a heart.

From Los Angeles Times

A member of the public had told the authority of their concerns and environmental health officers found rat droppings in "all food handling and storage areas, particularly in the butchery and basement".

From BBC

It found rodent faeces, a live rodent, dead rodent and a rodent nest in three garages, in addition to further rodent droppings in two small external houses and three sheds.

From BBC

Related Words

• dung 
• feces 
• manure 
• poop