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movement
noun [C] (EXCRETE) /ˈmuːv.mənt/ polite wordDefinition
(Definition of movement noun (EXCRETE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- be caught/taken short idiom
- bowel movement noun
- call of nature idiom
- cowpat noun
- crap noun (SOLID WASTE)
- crap verb
- defecate verb
- dunghill noun
- excreta noun
- excrete verb
- feces noun
- go to the bathroom idiom
- mess noun (DIRT/UNTIDINESS)
- motion noun (MOVEMENT)
- muck noun
- pass verb (EXCRETE)
- powder your nose idiom
- regular adjective (EVEN)
- shit verb
- shite noun
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