US /ˈdɛfɪˌket/
・UK /ˈdefəkeɪt/
It's the same opening that turtles use to urinate, defecate, and lay eggs.
It's the same opening that turtles use to urinate, defecate, and lay eggs.
Do not leave trash or defecate on the trail, and just generally be respectful because this is a sacred place.
Do not leave trash or defecate on the trail,
London, England, 1209. The Book of the Civilised Man is published by a Daniel of Beckles. It's a poem written in Latin that explains how to act with courtesy and decorum in social situations. It advises, for example, if you wish to belch, remember to look up to the ceiling, do not attack your enemy while he is squatting to defecate, never pester ladies or look too closely at their dress, don't mount your horse in the hall and, in front of grandees, do not openly excavate your nostril by twisting your fingers. Slowly, the aristocracy is becoming more self-aware about its conduct in social circumstances. In particular, men are being asked to behave with more decorum around women, and there's an ever-increasing censure of picking one's nose in public.
Do not attack your enemy while he is squatting to defecate.
It's the same opening that turtles use to urinate, defecate, and lay eggs.
It's the same opening that turtles use to urinate, defecate, and lay eggs.
Number two, it's going to defecate.
Number two, it's going to defecate.
Nearly a billion people still defecate out in the open, in street gutters, open water, or in the woods.
Nearly a "billion" people still defecate out in the open: in street gutters, open water, or… in the woods.
Those in our homes are often covered in bacteria and fecal matter; it sticks to them, they ingest it, and defecate everywhere.
At one point, a party-goer on Quaaludes crawled under a glass table, asking one of the sex workers to defecate on it.
how they even, like, can defecate.
Humans spent thousands of years squatting to defecate.