lavatorial

British  

/ ˌlævəˈtɔːrɪəl /

adjective

1. of or in the style of decoration supposed to typify public lavatories

   white lavatorial tiling

2. characterized by excessive mention of lavatories and the excretory functions; vulgar or scatological

   lavatorial humour

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Example Sentences

We taught grammar through declining lavatorial verbs.

From The Guardian

It is likely that no lavatorial exhibit will have caused quite as much a splash in the capital since Marcel Duchamp’s famous urinal went on display at the Tate, and invented conceptual art, exactly a century ago.

From The Guardian

Lavatorial matters are not so simple.

From BBC

"If you're angry or particularly happy, swearing is a catharsis. Swearing also centres on taboos. Around the world swear words will tend to cluster around certain topics: lavatorial matters, sex, religion."

From BBC

But Ms. Kirkwood at the same time remains her own woman, the writing encompassing such mundane matters as lavatorial habits alongside the dread accompanying a spike in radiation that simply cannot be ignored by three people who find themselves on the outside of an exclusion zone.

From New York Times