Dung is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUNG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fertilize with manure
• drop or spread dung on (a piece of ground).
• (of an animal) defecate.
• To manure with dung.
• To immerse or steep, as calico, in a bath of hot water containing cow dung; -- done to remove the superfluous mordant.
• To void excrement.
• fertilize or dress with dung
• defecate; used of animals
• cover (ground) with manure
NOUN:
• the excrement of animals; manure.
• faeces from animals such as cattle
• The excrement of an animal.
• fecal matter of animals

Words related to DUNG

ding6 dunged9 dungier9 dungiest10 dunging10 dungs7 dungy10 shairn9 sharn8

Words that contain DUNG

dungs7 dungy10 bedung10 dunged9 dunger8 bedungs11 dungeon9 dungers9 dungier9 dunging10 bedunged13 dungaree10 dungeons10 dungheap15 dunghill13 dungiest10 dungmere12 mundungo12 bedunging14 delundung12 dungareed12 dungarees11 dungeoned12 dungeoner11 dungheaps16 dunghills14 dungmeres13 endungeon11 mundungos13 mundungus13 delundungs13 dungeoners12 dungeoning13 endungeons12 endungeoned14 mundunguses15 endungeoning15 bildungsroman19 solidungulate15 solidungulous15 bildungsromans20 solidungulates16 bildungsromane20

How to use DUNG in a sentence

• But the ox, the hide, his flesh and his dung, he burnt with fire without the host, as the LORD commanded Moses.
• They found no rupees in the dung of their horses, and consulted Lelsing as to the reason why.
• He told them that if they gave their horses a blow with an axe while they ate their grain, they would find rupees in the dung.
• It thrives in loam and peat mixed with a little dung, and flowers in July or August.
• They had to pick up bones off the dung hill and crack them open to cook with.
• He drew on and perceived that a buffalo had got loose and run along the road and left its dung there.
• There is less risk from a dung heap to the leeward than to the windward of a barrack.
• The soil of this island, in some places, is light and black, evidently composed of decayed vegetables, the dung of birds, and sand.
• This deposit exhibited a series of well-defined strata, varying from three-fourths to an inch and a half thick, caused by the respective predominance of dung or sand.
• But Skeat thinks it arose from the fact that the plant was supposed to spring up where a patch of cow dung had fallen.
• In the morning a white mist lay on the meadows and dry dung and dust rose from the roadway as we marched out to our labour.
• There is now no trace of a circular kiva, but there is a heavy deposit of sheep dung on the ground which might cover up such traces if they existed.
• The soluble organic and mineral constituents of dung are much more valuable fertilizers than the insoluble.
• It contains, also, nearly five times as much potash as the dung.
• It will be seen that, on the average, a ton of the urine of our domestic animals contains more than twice as much nitrogen as a ton of the dung.
• I have never seen any kind of dung hauled but that of horses.
• They also passed the dung of an animal to appearance as large as that of a horse.
• A bag is suspended under the tail of the maherhy, by which means the dung is preserved, and this serves as fuel on halting in the night.
• It was destroyed, and the destruction was beginning to live, to cover itself with fresh wreckage and dung, to smoke and consume itself.
• The place must have been occupied for scores, if not hundreds, of years for the floor was knee-deep with dung.
• We see the Valley Gate, the Dung Gate, and the Gate of the Fountain, opposite the Pool of Siloam.
• If the dung was carried out in a cart in great abundance, he was to have the use of the land for three years.
• She flung her repugnance from her, though it dung to her, dragging upon her as she moved like a tangible thing.
• They preferred the natural way of letting it drop, and dry out a bit under the sun god, so that they could make bowls and pitchers from the dung heap.
• Near some water, in this journey, was found the dung of an animal that fed on grass, which, it was supposed, could not have been less than a horse.
• Next month the daily watering is continued, and then the whole field dug over with the hoe, a cavity being made round each stool, and a little dung added.
• These rocks are white with the dung of fowls, and vast numbers were seen about them.
• Even such unlikely substances as horse dung have been experimented with.

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