Definition of ordure in English:

ordure

noun ˈɔːdjʊəˈɔrdʒər

mass noun

1Excrement; dung.
Example sentencesExamples
- The comparable wetness aside, our nation is small and open to scrutiny, so that any ordure left by the inhabitants tends to float around for public inspection for way too long.
- Government inquiries and judicial tribunals have heaped further ordure upon this most conservative of professions.
- Perhaps if one refrained from singing because you loved the sound of your voice, people would be less likely to scoop up ordure and fling it at your head.
- It was like watching a chimp trying to fashion a scale model of Michelangelo's David out of its own steaming ordure.
- These sub-humans are attracted to the happiness of others like flies to ordure.
- However, he is always cheerful, jokey and smiling, which I guess you have to be if you spend your day playing around in other peoples' ordure.
- Thus, worse off than wild animals, many of which withdraw to a distance and conceal their ordure, the dwellers in these courts had converted their shame into a kind of money by which their lodging was to be paid.
- Civilization means living in cities and cities are confronted, in a way more dispersed settlements are not, with heaps of garbage and ordure.
- If more designers took this truth to heart and acted on it, maybe the quality of visual communication would improve and our daily experience of the media would feel less like wading through… bovine ordure.
- Oblivious to the splish-splash, Slingblades frankfurter fingers snatched the mop into action causing the tangled mophead to swoop on and smear the pigeon ordure.
- The mud must at times have been nothing less than liquid ordure.
- We shower, we smear and spray ourselves with product, we defecate into artfully designed porcelain which takes away the ordure invisibly and more or less odourlessly.
- My bowels, recognising the significance of this moment, conspired to produce some ordure so foul smelling, that even I, its originator, was uncomfortable being in its presence.
- Cony Rabbit Dunghill Cock Also called a hoope, bird that nestles in ordure, the lapwing.
- You couldn't fail to laugh when Big John completed his task of searching through a pile of ordure to secure ping-pong balls that allowed the housemates to get a drink.
- He lands in - perhaps he lives there - an ancient and gigantic fig tree, and in the morning proves that your sighting was no product of a late night out, he having spattered the footpath below with great dollops of ordure.
- It's going to try to get a gun or a bomb in, so the hell with people throwing ordure from the public gallery - that's democracy.
- And without bins for dog ordure, we find ourselves carrying the stuff for miles - no wonder cleaning up after dogs isn't popular.
- He appears to have been recently pelted with ordure.
- Or are we supposed to approach 2020 smelling of ordure, and sinking in swill?
- Distilling that heap of ordure down to only ten nuggets of blackest filth takes work.
Synonyms
excrement, excreta, dung, manure, muck, droppings, faeces, stools, cowpats, guano, night soil, sewage, dirt, filth, jakes, doings, scat
informal pooh, doo-doo, jobbie
British informal cack, whoopsie, big jobs
North American informal poop
vulgar slang shit, crap, turds
rare feculence, egesta
1. 1.1 Something regarded as vile or abhorrent.
  can you give credence to this ordure?
  Example sentencesExamples
  But he is bogged down by a terrible script - crammed with all that is clunky, cutesy and phoney - and surrounded by actors giving turns of pure ordure.
  That way they won't blow your cover when the ordure hits the air-conditioning.
  Suddenly folk who pandered to his every whim are falling over themselves to add their deposit of ordure on his disgraced head.
  But nor do I think it was quite the heap of steaming literary ordure that most reviewers found it to be.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from ord 'foul', from Latin horridus (see horrid).

Rhymes

bordure

Definition of ordure in US English:

ordure

nounˈôrjərˈɔrdʒər

1Excrement; dung.
Example sentencesExamples
- My bowels, recognising the significance of this moment, conspired to produce some ordure so foul smelling, that even I, its originator, was uncomfortable being in its presence.
- And without bins for dog ordure, we find ourselves carrying the stuff for miles - no wonder cleaning up after dogs isn't popular.
- It's going to try to get a gun or a bomb in, so the hell with people throwing ordure from the public gallery - that's democracy.
- Civilization means living in cities and cities are confronted, in a way more dispersed settlements are not, with heaps of garbage and ordure.
- You couldn't fail to laugh when Big John completed his task of searching through a pile of ordure to secure ping-pong balls that allowed the housemates to get a drink.
- He appears to have been recently pelted with ordure.
- We shower, we smear and spray ourselves with product, we defecate into artfully designed porcelain which takes away the ordure invisibly and more or less odourlessly.
- Distilling that heap of ordure down to only ten nuggets of blackest filth takes work.
- Perhaps if one refrained from singing because you loved the sound of your voice, people would be less likely to scoop up ordure and fling it at your head.
- He lands in - perhaps he lives there - an ancient and gigantic fig tree, and in the morning proves that your sighting was no product of a late night out, he having spattered the footpath below with great dollops of ordure.
- These sub-humans are attracted to the happiness of others like flies to ordure.
- Government inquiries and judicial tribunals have heaped further ordure upon this most conservative of professions.
- The comparable wetness aside, our nation is small and open to scrutiny, so that any ordure left by the inhabitants tends to float around for public inspection for way too long.
- Or are we supposed to approach 2020 smelling of ordure, and sinking in swill?
- Oblivious to the splish-splash, Slingblades frankfurter fingers snatched the mop into action causing the tangled mophead to swoop on and smear the pigeon ordure.
- It was like watching a chimp trying to fashion a scale model of Michelangelo's David out of its own steaming ordure.
- However, he is always cheerful, jokey and smiling, which I guess you have to be if you spend your day playing around in other peoples' ordure.
- If more designers took this truth to heart and acted on it, maybe the quality of visual communication would improve and our daily experience of the media would feel less like wading through… bovine ordure.
- The mud must at times have been nothing less than liquid ordure.
- Cony Rabbit Dunghill Cock Also called a hoope, bird that nestles in ordure, the lapwing.
- Thus, worse off than wild animals, many of which withdraw to a distance and conceal their ordure, the dwellers in these courts had converted their shame into a kind of money by which their lodging was to be paid.
Synonyms
excrement, excreta, dung, manure, muck, droppings, faeces, stools, cowpats, guano, night soil, sewage, dirt, filth, jakes, doings, scat
1. 1.1 Something regarded as vile or abhorrent.
  can you give credence to this ordure?
  Example sentencesExamples
  But he is bogged down by a terrible script - crammed with all that is clunky, cutesy and phoney - and surrounded by actors giving turns of pure ordure.
  That way they won't blow your cover when the ordure hits the air-conditioning.
  But nor do I think it was quite the heap of steaming literary ordure that most reviewers found it to be.
  Suddenly folk who pandered to his every whim are falling over themselves to add their deposit of ordure on his disgraced head.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from ord ‘foul’, from Latin horridus (see horrid).

单词	ordure
释义	Definition of ordure in English: ordure noun ˈɔːdjʊəˈɔrdʒər mass noun 1Excrement; dung. Example sentencesExamples The comparable wetness aside, our nation is small and open to scrutiny, so that any ordure left by the inhabitants tends to float around for public inspection for way too long. Government inquiries and judicial tribunals have heaped further ordure upon this most conservative of professions. Perhaps if one refrained from singing because you loved the sound of your voice, people would be less likely to scoop up ordure and fling it at your head. It was like watching a chimp trying to fashion a scale model of Michelangelo's David out of its own steaming ordure. These sub-humans are attracted to the happiness of others like flies to ordure. However, he is always cheerful, jokey and smiling, which I guess you have to be if you spend your day playing around in other peoples' ordure. Thus, worse off than wild animals, many of which withdraw to a distance and conceal their ordure, the dwellers in these courts had converted their shame into a kind of money by which their lodging was to be paid. Civilization means living in cities and cities are confronted, in a way more dispersed settlements are not, with heaps of garbage and ordure. If more designers took this truth to heart and acted on it, maybe the quality of visual communication would improve and our daily experience of the media would feel less like wading through… bovine ordure. Oblivious to the splish-splash, Slingblades frankfurter fingers snatched the mop into action causing the tangled mophead to swoop on and smear the pigeon ordure. The mud must at times have been nothing less than liquid ordure. We shower, we smear and spray ourselves with product, we defecate into artfully designed porcelain which takes away the ordure invisibly and more or less odourlessly. My bowels, recognising the significance of this moment, conspired to produce some ordure so foul smelling, that even I, its originator, was uncomfortable being in its presence. Cony Rabbit Dunghill Cock Also called a hoope, bird that nestles in ordure, the lapwing. You couldn't fail to laugh when Big John completed his task of searching through a pile of ordure to secure ping-pong balls that allowed the housemates to get a drink. He lands in - perhaps he lives there - an ancient and gigantic fig tree, and in the morning proves that your sighting was no product of a late night out, he having spattered the footpath below with great dollops of ordure. It's going to try to get a gun or a bomb in, so the hell with people throwing ordure from the public gallery - that's democracy. And without bins for dog ordure, we find ourselves carrying the stuff for miles - no wonder cleaning up after dogs isn't popular. He appears to have been recently pelted with ordure. Or are we supposed to approach 2020 smelling of ordure, and sinking in swill? Distilling that heap of ordure down to only ten nuggets of blackest filth takes work. Synonyms excrement, excreta, dung, manure, muck, droppings, faeces, stools, cowpats, guano, night soil, sewage, dirt, filth, jakes, doings, scat informal pooh, doo-doo, jobbie British informal cack, whoopsie, big jobs North American informal poop vulgar slang shit, crap, turds rare feculence, egesta 1.1 Something regarded as vile or abhorrent. can you give credence to this ordure? Example sentencesExamples But he is bogged down by a terrible script - crammed with all that is clunky, cutesy and phoney - and surrounded by actors giving turns of pure ordure. That way they won't blow your cover when the ordure hits the air-conditioning. Suddenly folk who pandered to his every whim are falling over themselves to add their deposit of ordure on his disgraced head. But nor do I think it was quite the heap of steaming literary ordure that most reviewers found it to be. Origin Middle English: from Old French, from ord 'foul', from Latin horridus (see horrid). Rhymes bordure Definition of ordure in US English: ordure nounˈôrjərˈɔrdʒər 1Excrement; dung. Example sentencesExamples My bowels, recognising the significance of this moment, conspired to produce some ordure so foul smelling, that even I, its originator, was uncomfortable being in its presence. And without bins for dog ordure, we find ourselves carrying the stuff for miles - no wonder cleaning up after dogs isn't popular. It's going to try to get a gun or a bomb in, so the hell with people throwing ordure from the public gallery - that's democracy. Civilization means living in cities and cities are confronted, in a way more dispersed settlements are not, with heaps of garbage and ordure. You couldn't fail to laugh when Big John completed his task of searching through a pile of ordure to secure ping-pong balls that allowed the housemates to get a drink. He appears to have been recently pelted with ordure. We shower, we smear and spray ourselves with product, we defecate into artfully designed porcelain which takes away the ordure invisibly and more or less odourlessly. Distilling that heap of ordure down to only ten nuggets of blackest filth takes work. Perhaps if one refrained from singing because you loved the sound of your voice, people would be less likely to scoop up ordure and fling it at your head. He lands in - perhaps he lives there - an ancient and gigantic fig tree, and in the morning proves that your sighting was no product of a late night out, he having spattered the footpath below with great dollops of ordure. These sub-humans are attracted to the happiness of others like flies to ordure. Government inquiries and judicial tribunals have heaped further ordure upon this most conservative of professions. The comparable wetness aside, our nation is small and open to scrutiny, so that any ordure left by the inhabitants tends to float around for public inspection for way too long. Or are we supposed to approach 2020 smelling of ordure, and sinking in swill? Oblivious to the splish-splash, Slingblades frankfurter fingers snatched the mop into action causing the tangled mophead to swoop on and smear the pigeon ordure. It was like watching a chimp trying to fashion a scale model of Michelangelo's David out of its own steaming ordure. However, he is always cheerful, jokey and smiling, which I guess you have to be if you spend your day playing around in other peoples' ordure. If more designers took this truth to heart and acted on it, maybe the quality of visual communication would improve and our daily experience of the media would feel less like wading through… bovine ordure. The mud must at times have been nothing less than liquid ordure. Cony Rabbit Dunghill Cock Also called a hoope, bird that nestles in ordure, the lapwing. Thus, worse off than wild animals, many of which withdraw to a distance and conceal their ordure, the dwellers in these courts had converted their shame into a kind of money by which their lodging was to be paid. Synonyms excrement, excreta, dung, manure, muck, droppings, faeces, stools, cowpats, guano, night soil, sewage, dirt, filth, jakes, doings, scat 1.1 Something regarded as vile or abhorrent. can you give credence to this ordure? Example sentencesExamples But he is bogged down by a terrible script - crammed with all that is clunky, cutesy and phoney - and surrounded by actors giving turns of pure ordure. That way they won't blow your cover when the ordure hits the air-conditioning. But nor do I think it was quite the heap of steaming literary ordure that most reviewers found it to be. Suddenly folk who pandered to his every whim are falling over themselves to add their deposit of ordure on his disgraced head. Origin Middle English: from Old French, from ord ‘foul’, from Latin horridus (see horrid).
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