excremental
excrementitious , also: excretal

The excremental water seemed to carry light with it, from around a corner.

He thought of his own tears as childish and excremental.

And everything everywhere, whether it had once lived or not, was the same horrible excremental color.

Indeed, that would seem the origin of Swift's excremental vision.

This was followed by a footnote reading, "A search is either incremental or excremental."

Hence our revulsion of bodily fluids and all things excremental, particularly when they are other people's.

In German, an ideal language for the excremental.

From a low-slung entry vestibule he moved into an excremental stink.

He waded through the noisome excremental stew towards the other little shelf.

Its excremental trail led straight to it.

A disgusted expression crossed Valentino's face, as he caught a whiff of his own excremental self.

I saw it this morning, and the excremental 'Dream House' in the afternoon.

Pumps disgorged excremental gouts of mud into the tank from half a dozen pipes.

He already had more experience than he would ever need with excremental human cor- ruption.

In it, a 44-year-old loser confronts an excremental hallucination in the bathroom of his 18-year-old girlfriend's parents.

The name Krapp with its excremental connotations had been used before by Beckett however.

This is a good example of Robinson's deployment of an excremental communication system in a situation of familial stress.

Show me anything excremental!"

Mr. Oldenburg's ice cream turns excremental in a painting by Mike Kelley.

"It's definitely an excremental color," Bedap said.

The youth spoke an excremental word, then followed it up with a chunk of the actual substance, fresh from the konari that pulled his plow.

A few seconds later a stench of stunning strength rose through the Unders adding fresh excremental odors to the reek.

Point proved, he waved the source of this excremental din away and turned his eyes in search of a sight to calm his belly.

(My excremental image of my writing.)

Viz is thick-headed puns and lame sexual and excremental allusions - geddit?

If you think I have an excrementitious intelligence run after Donovan and ask him to listen to you.

Already the once-sterile pond bottom was cloaked with a thick brown layer of burping, excrementitious decay.

It is evidently a socially acceptable word that the O.E.D. defines as "excrementitious and decayed matter employed to fertilize the soil; manure."

In a letter dated September 5, 1949, he wrote that Miller was lost "in this shower of lavatory filth which no longer seems tonic and bracing, but just excrementitious and sad."

True, it is somewhat excrementitious in its character, and there is no end to the heaps of liver, lights, and bowels, as if the globe were turned wrong side outward; but this suggests at least that Nature has some bowels, and there again is mother of humanity.