Dung ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Dung ( noun )

1. Animal excrement, especially that of farm animals.
2. Something regarded as worthless or offensive.

Origin:

Old english dung, of germanic origin; related to dutch dong and german dung.

Examples:

1. The farmer spread the dung over the fields as fertilizer.
2. The smell of dung was overwhelming, it was hard to be close to it.
3. The dung from the cow had a strong smell.
4. He used dung as a fuel for cooking.
5. The dung heap was a breeding ground for flies.

(As a verb)

Dung ( verb )

1. Animal excrement, especially that of farm animals.
2. Something regarded as worthless or offensive.

Origin:

Old english dung, of germanic origin; related to dutch dong and german dung.

Examples:

1. The farmer spread the dung over the fields as fertilizer.
2. The smell of dung was overwhelming, it was hard to be close to it.
3. The dung from the cow had a strong smell.
4. He used dung as a fuel for cooking.
5. The dung heap was a breeding ground for flies.