Excrement (noun)

1. Waste material eliminated from the body, especially feces.
2. Any material or substance that is eliminated from the body or a system, or regarded as waste or unwanted.

Origin:

From latin excrementum, from excernere ("to separate, cast out"), from ex- ("out") + cernere ("to separate").

Examples:

1. The excrement was collected and disposed of in a sanitary manner.
2. The excrement of the animal was used as fertilizer for the crops.
3. The excrement contained important information about the health of the animal.
4. The excrement was a measure of the animal's digestive process and diet.
5. The excrement was considered to be a foul-smelling and unsanitary substance.