feculent

"I doubt it, you feculent excuse for a human being.

The manor was no longer visible for wings and feculent bodies.

He was yanked into the air and backward, then down into the feculent murk.

The licorice-cake was awful, truly feculent, but he gulped it down anyway.

It has been years now since I returned to the feculent docks of the Big Apple.

They had started when Luther began his feculent hymn, and now they redoubled their efforts.

With the tide going out, the harbor water was brown and feculent, the stain reaching past the ships at anchor, nearly to the open sea.

A chance to get out of this feculent container, yes, but more than that: the opening of a gateway to the truly exotic.

All the dogs were gone, however, both real and pseudo, and something nearby was generating a feculent, powerful stench.

"Don't throw me in that feculent sludge!"

I have to neutralize him somehow until we can crack this thing open and get it under control, or the whole feculent mess will erupt."

She concentrated-and in a moment the dancers rolled into one feculent mass, a huge sphere that squeezed the limits of the chamber.

"I'll get you, you fine feculent mouse!"

In due time he was dragged across, half strangled, and dreadfully beslubbered by the feculent waters.

With the restoration of true sight and sound came an olfactory sense; a stiff price to pay: the feculent stink in the apartment was dreadful.

Sickness, aching, feculent reek.

Hinchey IV - feculent peritonitis.

Poth rolled over, sniffed the air, broke wind with another feculent blast, and flopped luxuriously back into the mud for the continuation of his repose.

And like a great rabble of feculent turkeys, we all went: "Namunshame, namunshame, namunshame!"

Without another word, I give you these two godsent models of the feculent curse of intellectuality and smooth education running rampant without talent or penetrating humanity."

Behind her, the Alchemist's trail of fragmented energy abscesses pumped up out of the darkside clouds, transient volcanoes of feculent gas rising higher than worlds.

Brillat-Savarin described the roots of obesity as a natural predisposition conjuncted with the "floury and feculent substances which man makes the prime ingredients of his daily nourishment."

It was.....feculent..... 2 Listen!

Putrid matter hangs like vile seaweed from the pilings of Westminster Bridge, and every passing steamer chums up a feculent eddy that nearly overwhelms her crew with foetor!"