scatological

He looked down at his wrist, said some- thing scatological.

He then stood over his face and shouted something scatological that, in a family newspaper, must read how's this!

First, they encourage the audience to join in with a scatological song.

In some cases, only the first line of the original scatological lyrics is preserved.

"It's not easy to translate because the language is so strong and scatological.

Therefore be advised: there is a scatological element to this story.

Boys at 13 still find scatological humor far funnier than anyone else does.

Also, a moderately scatological piece celebrates the idea of disgust.

In the same way, pound sand has escaped its earlier scatological association.

The writer of scatological verse knows he has gone too far."

They are striking for their abundance of scatological and sexual humor.

The content is adult in nature and features various scatological references.

Seconds later, he lowers his pants and makes a scatological gesture.

And their scatological slapstick does not preclude the traditional kind.

Compared to English, scatological and blasphemous references are less often used.

Let's put those scatological musings to the sword - this is all about style.

His work is often scatological and nearly always involved with cycles of value and waste.

Swift needed to be at some distance from the sometimes bawdy and scatological work that he wrote.

In this version, the maxims tilt toward the mildly scatological.

Of course, the airplane scene also has some scatological humor and escaped snakes.

They know from him to avoid not only profane words but also scatological slang on the air.

His captors, he said, offered him a scatological response.

I thought he was about to mention the scatological side benefits to himself, but he just smiled at me.

It made him feel shallow and immature, almost scatological.