Pronunciation: /dʌŋ/
noun waste material from animals, especially excrement
A1 The farmer used dung as fertilizer for his crops.
A2 The dung beetle rolled the dung into a ball to eat later.
B1 The compost pile was made up of organic matter, including dung.
B2 The archaeologists found ancient dung samples that provided valuable information about the diet of the civilization.
C1 The dung of herbivores contains a high amount of nutrients that can benefit soil fertility.
C2 The researchers conducted a study on the microbial decomposition of dung in different environmental conditions.
verb There are no applicable verbs for the word 'dung'
A1 The farmer dunged the field before planting the seeds.
A2 She dunged the garden to fertilize the soil.
B1 The gardener dunged the flower beds with compost.
B2 The agricultural workers dunged the fields to improve crop yield.
C1 The organic farmer dunged the orchard with manure.
C2 The conservationist dunged the forest floor to promote biodiversity.
adjective There are no applicable adjectives for the word 'dung'
A1 The farmer used dung as fertilizer for his crops.
A2 The dung beetle rolled the dung into a ball.
B1 The compost pile was made up of dung and kitchen scraps.
B2 The dung heap emitted a foul odor that could be smelled from far away.
C1 The archaeologists found ancient dung samples that provided valuable information about past civilizations.
C2 The dung analysis revealed insights into the diet and health of the animals that produced it.
adverb There are no applicable adverbs for the word 'dung'
A1 The farmer spread dung on the field to help the crops grow.
A2 The gardener used dung as fertilizer to enrich the soil.
B1 The compost bin was full of dung, ready to be used in the garden.
B2 The organic farmer believed in the benefits of using dung to improve soil quality.
C1 The agricultural research study showed significant results in using dung as a sustainable farming practice.
C2 The environmentalist advocated for the use of dung as a natural alternative to chemical fertilizers.
pronoun There are no applicable pronouns for the word 'dung'
A1 The farmer used dung as fertilizer for his crops.
A2 She collected dung from the stable to use in her garden.
B1 Dung can be a valuable resource for improving soil quality.
B2 The dung of herbivores is often used in composting to enrich the soil.
C1 Scientists are studying the microbial composition of dung to better understand decomposition processes.
C2 The dung beetle plays a crucial role in recycling nutrients and organic matter in ecosystems.
preposition There are no applicable prepositions for the word 'dung'
A1 The cow eats dung the farm.
A2 The farmer spread dung the field for fertilizer.
B1 The gardener used dung the plants to help them grow.
B2 The compost bin is full of dung various animals.
C1 The ecological impact of using dung a sustainable farming practice is significant.
C2 Scientists have studied the decomposition process of dung different environments.
conjunction There are no applicable conjunctions for the word 'dung'
A1 I don't like the smell of dung, but I still enjoy visiting the farm.
A2 The farmer used dung to fertilize his crops, and they grew very well.
B1 The dung was piled high in the field, attracting flies and other insects.
B2 Despite the dung being spread across the field, the cows seemed content grazing.
C1 The dung acted as a natural fertilizer, enriching the soil and promoting plant growth.
C2 The dung, while unpleasant to handle, was an essential component of the ecosystem.
interjection There are no applicable interjections for the word 'dung'
A1 Dung! I dropped my phone.
A2 Dung! That was a close call.
B1 Dung! I can't believe I forgot my keys.
B2 Dung! This traffic is terrible.
C1 Dung! I can't believe I made such a mistake.
C2 Dung! This situation is really frustrating.
article There are no applicable articles for the word 'dung'
A1 The farmer used dung to fertilize his crops.
A2 The dung beetle rolled the dung into a ball.
B1 The researchers studied the decomposition process of dung in different environments.
B2 The elephant dung provided valuable nutrients to the soil.
C1 The ecological impact of dung on the ecosystem was carefully analyzed.
C2 The dung samples were sent to the lab for further analysis.
formal The farmer used dung as fertilizer for his crops.
informal I can't believe we have to clean up all this dung in the barn.
slang Watch out for that pile of dung on the trail!
figurative His lies were like dung, spreading everywhere and causing a mess.
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