Pronunciation: /ˈfiːsiːz/
noun waste matter discharged from the bowels after food has been digested; excrement
A1 The dog's feces should be cleaned up immediately.
A2 It is important to properly dispose of feces to prevent contamination.
B1 The scientist analyzed the feces to determine the animal's diet.
B2 The feces samples were sent to the lab for further testing.
C1 The forensic team collected feces as evidence at the crime scene.
C2 The researcher studied the composition of feces to understand digestive processes.
formal The scientist analyzed the feces samples to determine the health of the population.
informal I accidentally stepped in dog feces while walking in the park.
slang I can't believe someone left human feces on the sidewalk, that's disgusting!
figurative His lies were like moral feces, polluting the truth and decency around him.
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