That which flows or is discharged. Obsolete.

Physiology and Medicine. A substance generated by a physiological or pathological process, esp. as a by-product or waste product; an excretion; a…

Excrement.

Physiology. ‘That which is cast out of the animal body by any of the natural emunctories’ (New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon); superfluous matter thrown…

Medicine and Biology. A waste product produced within an organism. Obsolete.

A copious flow or discharge, esp. of bodily fluids. Also figurative.

evacuation of the bowels.

spec. concrete. Evacuated or excreted matter.

concrete. That which is separated and ejected from the body.

‘Slight defluxion of any humour, as nasal hæmorrhage’ (New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon).

With plural agreement. Waste matters passed off from the body; excreta.

In plural. Material that has been washed up or discarded; refuse, debris, detritus; = rejectamenta, n.

Zoology. Material excreted, regurgitated, or otherwise discarded by an animal during or after feeding.

A substance excreted by an animal or plant, esp. from the bowels. Cf. rejectamenta, n. 3, dejection, n. 6a. Obsolete. rare.

Excreted matters; the waste expelled from the animal body; now often limited to the fæces and urine, or to the former only.

= excreta, n.

gen. Physiology. Waste matter excreted from the body through the lungs, skin, and kidneys; the amount of this. Hence (also in Ecology): the amount…

Pathology. That which is ejected from the body.