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- noun Plural form of
dung . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
dung .
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Examples
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Why, suppose one were to say: the cow chews its food and then dungs the rose with it, so the rose has teeth in the mouth of a beast.
Quote | clusterflock 2009
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Go Tell It on the Mountain, his debut bil-dungs-roman, captures the world of Harlem churches, and the extreme pressures placed on young black people in both North and South.
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—Why, suppose one were to say: the cow chews its food and then dungs the rose with it, so the rose has teeth in the mouth of a beast.
Quote | clusterflock 2009
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My father was a brick; and, being a good man with his fists, was looked upon as a very proper person to fight a principal man amongst the dungs.
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Those who were dissatisfied were called bricks; those who were not were called dungs.
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Be sides, we have heats of dungs, and of bellies and maws of living creatures and of their bloods and bodies, and of hays and herbs laid up moist, of lime unquenched, and such like.
The New Atlantis 2002
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I mean i don't have to feed Count Schizo or clean his dungs right?
natinski Diary Entry natinski 2001
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They went unhurriedly back to the hotel presently, and she went up to her room to pack her dungs, leaving the doctor to tell the receptionist and telephone his friends.
Last April Fair Neels, Betty 1980
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"Gently!" she called, and waited anxiously as the boat came towards her, much too fast It wasn't like Willy to behave in such a way; he could do most dungs well and he had a solid common sense which had got him out of any number of awkward situations.
Last April Fair Neels, Betty 1980
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Dr. Davis, he says, dungs his Close vs. Warrens, but little.
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