Organic matter (such as rotted plant material or the excrement and soiled litter of farm animals) spread on or mixed with soil to make it more…

Dung, excrement, esp. the dung of farm animals used for manure (often mixed with vegetable matter, usually straw); farmyard manure. In early use…

Organic material used as a fertilizer; dung, manure. Obsolete.

Dung.

Excrement; droppings of cattle or sheep; manure.

The dung of cattle, sheep, etc. left for manure on land on which they have been pastured.

Ordure, excrement; the dung of animals used as a compost; manure. Cf. also night soil, n.

= street manure n.

liquid manure drained from a dunghill; cf. muck water n. at muck, n.1 compounds 2.

Manure; droppings of animals.

An application of dung or other organic matter as manure. Also: such matter used as manure. Obsolete.

short dung, manure, muck: manure containing short straw and in an advanced state of fermentation. (Cf. branch A. IV.)

The action of folding sheep; an instance of this. Also concrete. Manure dropped in the fold.

liquid manure drained from a dunghill; cf. dung-water n. at dung, n.1 compounds 2.

= stable-dung n.

= long manure n.

Dung, manure. Obsolete.

dirt from the street; (in early use spec.) = street manure n.

The manure consisting of such straw mixed with the excrements of horses.

the dung of farm animals used as manure, so called because it is carried to the field in pots; cf. sense 5a.

The drainage of a dunghill; liquid manure.

manure from the streets; horse dung and road scrapings, formerly used as fertilizer.

manure collected in the streets of a town or city; street-sweepings; cf. sense 3a.

spec. A mixture of manure or farmyard waste and water; manure in fluid form.