Dunghill (noun)

1. A pile of manure or other refuse, typically in a farm or stable yard.
2. A place or situation that is considered dirty, squalid, or disreputable.

Origin:

The word "dunghill" comes from the middle english word "dong" meaning "dung" and "hill" meaning "mound".

Examples:

1. The farmer spread the dunghill over his fields as a fertilizer.
2. The city's slums were compared to a dunghill of poverty and crime.
3. The dunghill was a breeding ground for flies and other pests.
4. The stench of the dunghill was overwhelming, making it difficult to breathe.
5. He was raised on a farm and was not used to the luxuries of the city, he thought the city was a dunghill.