excreta

Preposition: of

• bird: Seedlings have been raised from the excreta of various birds including the house sparrow.

Converse of object

• eat: These hellraisers ride around in South America on the backs of snails, eating the excreta their ambling mounts produce.

Adjective modifier

• animal: The Committee considered options for disposal of animal excreta from experimentally infected cattle.
• human: It was an era of cess pools and human excreta all round.
• own: Please note that a dog cannot clean up its own excreta, that is the job of its owner or the council.
• contaminated: Up to 20 % of salmonella-free pigs are infected during transport and at the abattoir lairage from contaminated excreta ( 57 ).

Modifies a noun

• disposal: Many aid agencies are aware of these facts and wish to give a greater emphasis to excreta disposal.
• pile: Excreta piles up behind them as they lie immobilized.

Noun used with modifier

• bat: It is found in the soil and growth is enhanced by the presence of bird and bat excreta.
• dog: Cllr Green Bad state of pavement in Bullington Lane from Lionel Hitchin to 6 Kings Elm, and volume of dog excreta on path.
• animal: The street was unpaved and was covered with dust and animal excreta.