feculence

So the work of collecting and classifying the feculence continues.

This was the Animation that revealed his inner worth, the sources of his feculence.

"The only one I wish to mock is thee, thou miserable excuse for feculence!"

So what he is in effect saying is that until someone forces us to provide good food and value for money, we'll keep serving up the same feculence as before.

Also, by late summer, the season when Adams arrived, many of the canals turned putrid-smelling, and "so laden with filth," an English woman wrote, "that on a hot day the feculence seems pestilential."

When Johnson and McCabe came upon the city, it was built of twigs, tin, crates, and mud--rested on the catacombs of a trillion happy scavengers, catacombs in a sour mash of slop, feculence, and slime.

Garth's face, having no nose to wrinkle, showed no sign of disgust at his unhygienic surroundings as he led his mount into the stable beside the tavern, but he was disgusted nevertheless; no community of overmen, he told himself, would ever allow such feculence.

The International Olympic Committee will decide on the location of the games next year, and the Chinese Government believes that if it stamps out flies - in part by cleaning out hidden repositories of squalor and feculence - it will be more likely to be chosen.