dung Synonyms
dung Meaning
dung (n)
fecal matter of animals
dung (v)
fertilize or dress with dung
defecate; used of animals
dung ()
of Ding
dung (n.)
The excrement of an animal.
dung (v. t.)
To manure with dung.
To immerse or steep, as calico, in a bath of hot water containing cow dung; -- done to remove the superfluous mordant.
dung (v. i.)
To void excrement.
dung Sentence Examples
- The elephant left a pile of dung on the dusty path.
- The dung beetle diligently rolled a ball of dung across the forest floor.
- The dung heap behind the barn was a breeding ground for flies.
- The farmer spread dung on his fields as a natural fertilizer.
- The compost bin was filled with food scraps, leaves, and dung.
- The dung-covered dung beetle clung tenaciously to its prize.
- The archaeologists discovered ancient dung samples that provided clues about the diet of prehistoric humans.
- The dung fly flitted around the fresh pile of manure, laying its eggs.
- The scarab beetle used its dung ball as a nursery for its young.
- The dung beetle's remarkable ability to navigate using the stars inspired scientists to develop new navigation technologies.
FAQs About the word dung
fecal matter of animals, fertilize or dress with dung, defecate; used of animalsof Ding, The excrement of an animal., To manure with dung., To immerse or steep,
soil, dirt, feces, excrement, doo-doo, dropping, poop, slops, stool, muck
No antonyms found.
The elephant left a pile of dung on the dusty path.
The dung beetle diligently rolled a ball of dung across the forest floor.
The dung heap behind the barn was a breeding ground for flies.
The farmer spread dung on his fields as a natural fertilizer.
