Pronunciation: /ˈfiːkəl/
adjective relating to or resembling feces; containing or relating to waste matter
A1 The doctor asked for a fecal sample to test for any infections.
A2 The vet mentioned that the dog's fecal matter appeared normal during the check-up.
B1 The lab technician analyzed the fecal matter under a microscope to look for parasites.
B2 The researcher studied the fecal samples collected from different animals to understand their diets.
C1 The forensic scientist examined the fecal evidence found at the crime scene for DNA analysis.
C2 The environmentalist conducted a study on the impact of fecal pollution on marine ecosystems.
formal The doctor performed a fecal analysis to check for any signs of infection.
informal I can't believe the dog left a fecal surprise on the carpet again.
slang I'm not touching that fecal matter with a ten-foot pole.
figurative The project was a fecal mess from start to finish.
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