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cowpat

British  
/ ˈkaʊˌpæt /

noun

  1. a single dropping of cow dung

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Goodman's famous Strictly nuggets included "It was like a cowpat on Countryfile - hot and steamy" and "You flew across the floor like a rampant crab" to presenter Anita Rani and her pro partner Gleb Savchenko in 2015.

From BBC

I ordered a stylish ash-blonde wig; a Donald Trump orange cowpat wig arrived.

From The Guardian

Having witnessed the burial, Gascoigne was to provide the final flourish, emptying over the hare a fresh cowpat from a Tupperware box.

From BBC

We’ve found 23 species of dung beetle in a single cowpat, one of which – the violet dor beetle – hasn’t been seen in Sussex for 50 years.

From The Guardian

They are enough to banish any clichéd thought of what the modernist composer Elisabeth Lutyens memorably called “cowpat music.”

From New York Times