merd
/məːd/noun
Dung, excrement; a piece of excrement, a turd.
- Apparently rare by 19th cent., but later revived in literary use..
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in The Book of St. Albans. From Anglo-Norman and Middle French, French merde from classical Latin merda; further etymology uncertain.
- rhesus-negative
- rhesus-positive
- rhet.
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- rhetorical trope
- rhetoricating
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- rhetoricized