Scatological (adjective)

Of or relating to excrement, or characterized by an obsession with excrement or vulgar bodily functions.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word 'skatologikos'.

Examples:

1. The comedian's humor was known to be scatological and often involved jokes about bodily functions.
2. The scatological nature of the film made it highly controversial and sparked debates about decency in art.
3. The book was widely criticized for its scatological content and offensive language.
4. His scatological humor was not well received by the audience, who found it vulgar and distasteful.
5. Her poetry often explored scatological themes, which were seen as shocking and taboo by some.