Defecate
61dyschezia — Difficulty in defecation. [dys + G. chezo, to defecate] * * * dys·che·zia dis kē zē ə, zh(ē )ə; kez ē ə, kezh (ē )ə n constipation associated with a defective reflex for defecation dys·che·zic kē zik, kez ik adj * * * n. a form of constipation… …
62Collected Recordings 1986–1993 — Collected Recordings 1986 1993 Box set by TISM Released 1995 Recorded 1986 199 …
63do a bunk — to urinate Literally, to depart quickly. There are numerous slang and dialect phrases meaning to urinate or to defecate which employ the verb to do. I have listed many, slash for example, under the noun, because slashes etc. are had, done,… …
64der-, heavy basis derǝ-, drē- — der , heavy basis derǝ , drē English meaning: to cut, split, skin (*the tree) Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘schinden, die Haut abziehen, abspalten, spalten” Note: Root der , heavy basis derǝ , drē : “to cut, split, skin (*the tree)”… …
65ghed- — ghed English meaning: to defecate; hole Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘scheißen; Loch” Material: O.Ind. hadati, hadate “defecates”, Av. zaðah m. “rump”; Arm. jet (o stem) “tail (of animals)”; Gk. χέζω “ defecate “, perf. κέχοδα; χόδανος… …
66k̂ekʷ- — k̂ekʷ English meaning: to defecate Deutsche Übersetzung: “cacare” Material: O.Ind. sákr̥t n. gen. saknáḥ n. “crap, muck” ; compare chagaṇa n. ds.; Gk. κόπρος “crap, muck, manure, smut”; Lith. šikù , šì kti “defecate”. Perhaps… …
67ca-ca — verb have a bowel movement The dog had made in the flower beds • Syn: ↑stool, ↑defecate, ↑shit, ↑take a shit, ↑take a crap, ↑crap, ↑make …
68take a crap — verb have a bowel movement The dog had made in the flower beds • Syn: ↑stool, ↑defecate, ↑shit, ↑take a shit, ↑ca ca, ↑crap, ↑make • …
69take a shit — verb have a bowel movement The dog had made in the flower beds • Syn: ↑stool, ↑defecate, ↑shit, ↑take a crap, ↑ca ca, ↑crap, ↑make • …
70call of nature — the need to expel body wastes * * * Informal. a need to urinate or defecate. [1850 55] * * * call of nature (euphemistic) A need to urinate or defecate • • • Main Entry: ↑call * * * I see nature II used euphemisticall …
