Dung

What do we mean by dung?

The excrement of animals. noun

Manure. noun

Something foul or abhorrent. noun

To fertilize (land) with manure. transitive verb

Preterit and past participle of ding.

To cover with dung; manure with or as with dung.

In calico-printing, to immerse in a bath of cow-dung and warm water in order to remove the superfluous mordant.

To void excrement.

The excrement of animals; ordure; feces. noun

To void excrement. intransitive verb

The excrement of an animal. noun

To manure with dung. transitive verb

To immerse or steep, as calico, in a bath of hot water containing cow dung; -- done to remove the superfluous mordant. transitive verb

Past participle of ding verb

To discard (especially rubbish); to chuck out. verb

Manure; animal excrement. noun

A type of manure, as from a particular species or type of animal. noun

To fertilize with dung. verb

To immerse or steep, as calico, in a bath of hot water containing cow dung, done to remove the superfluous mordant. verb

Manure; animal excrement.

A type of manure, as from a particular species or type of animal.

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Words that are spelled similarly to dung:
dung.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dung:
quat, beetle, carrion, scarab, udon, manure, droppings, sloth, feces, piles, rotting, urine, cakes, heap, decaying, cow, fertilizer, flies, thi, pads, burying, scent, fungus, spores, fungi, refinery, nests, hanoi, pasture, larvae, pile, litter, dried, moths, elephant, vietnamese, straw, worms, mushroom, insects, deposited, feed, balls, fly, cattle, nutrients, eggs, cooking, elephants, grazing, ants, soil, ming, vietnam, eaten, fuel, chi, feeds, nest, moss, grass, livestock, genera, predators, fires, mammals, animal, breeding, feeding, empress, fruits, species, crop, prey, seeds, proclaimed, meat, genus, gate, buffalo, revolt, milk, roll, waste, eat, sheep, dry, endemic, diet, organic, belonging, hair, animals, fruit, mixture, dynasty, burning, sacred, adults, ball.

Words that rhyme with dung:
tongue, among, young, lung, hung, bung, rung, clung, flung, sprung, pung, wrung, strung, chung, unsung, swung, tung, slung, sung, stung, brung, overhung, kung, mother tongue, yung, gung, fung, ung, zedong, beef tongue, iron lung, slip of the tongue, junge, phung, kyung, black lung, sharp tongue, myung, double tongue, bull tongue, book lung, egg fu yung, painted tongue, have young, lobe of the lung, mcclung, samsung, hsiung, drepung, nueyung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dung:
fresh, animal, dry, cow, own, dried, rotten, stable, human, buffalo, yard, hot, old, rotted, more, much, sheep, wet, warm, cattle, camel, pig, horse, burnt, powdered, liquid, crocodile, moist, rich, mule, yak, bird, soft, goose, solid, green, enough, fossilized, pure, fermented, herbivore, stale, fossil, mixed, rat, hog, hardened, owl, donkey, bat, golden, decayed, loose, petrified, camelid, dog, livestock, available, frozen, raw, precious, sloth, horfe, yellow, rhino, mammoth, decomposed, burned, goat, sacred, farmyard, scattered, infected, prepared.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dung:
heap, hill, cakes, beetles, beetle, cart, heaps, hills, pit, cake, fork, fire, carts, water, fires, fly, feeding, fuel, gate, flies, manure, pits, forks, ashes, paste, balls, floor, plaster, eaters, basket, breeding, ball, ash, smoke, liquor, bed, yard, pile, worm, mountains, market, beds, floors, pats, piles, feeders, gatherers, rollers, huts, bath, mixture, hole, lung, heat, god, pots, searchers, carriers, patties, carting, burning, mouth, eating, incident, poultices, plant, eater, hunter, pellets, spread, wash, making, yards, chen, bearer, inches, poultice, hai, hut, dodgers, eon, lotus, chafer, mixen, dust, emulsion, constituents, dropping, chips, clay.

Consonant match to dung:
ding, dong, dang, deng.

Words that sound like dung:
dung, ding, deng, dhing, dingue, done, dumb, dong, dum, dang, dun, dunn, donne, dumm, dieng, dme, dunne, doung, -dom, tongue, tung, tunge, den, dim, din, dem, dimm, dinh, denn, dinn, dyn, denne, dimme, demme, dym, dehm, dehn, dehne, dull, dle, dul, dulle, dhl, duhl, dawn, dime, damn, dome, don, dan, dam, dine, dom, dean, dame, don't, doin, dane, de, deem, diem, dah, deen, doen, deam, deign, damm, dain, dien, doan, dann, dayne, damb, donn, daan, dene, damme, dage, deane, daim, deme, daun, daum, dha, daine, dahm, dda, doane, deine, dej, dein, domn, dahn, diene, dng, dawne, dohm, dohn, digm, daem.