excrement and urine; night soil

A pit under a toilet for collecting human waste; a cesspool

septic tank; cesspool; an underground tank for collecting and treating sewage through bacterial action through anaerobic decomposition

human excrement or manure, specifically night soil used for agricultural fertilizer

dung and dirt; muck; dirty soil

manure or dung; organic fertilizer made from the waste of humans, livestock, or birds

a pit for storing manure or human waste; cesspool or manure pit

dunghill; manure pile

A bucket used for collecting and carrying night soil or manure

the dark green substance forming the first feces of a newborn infant

bird excrement or droppings; guano, especially when accumulated by sea birds and used as fertilizer

(coll.) to talk crap; to use abusive language or be full of shit.

A vehicle used for transporting human waste or manure.

dustpan; a tool used for collecting garbage or manure

A basket used for collecting and carrying manure; shaped like a dustpan and rubbish basket.

to apply manure or fertilizer to a field

A type of coarse, thick yellow paper or cardboard made from straw or wheat stalks; commonly used for making boxes.

Literal meaning is "to put bird droppings on a Buddha's head"; used to describe spoiling or desecrating something beautiful or sacred. Often used as a self-deprecating way of saying that one's own addition to a masterpiece would only ruin it.

to regard something as worthless or despicable; to view with utter contempt

soil enriched with manure or fertilizer

anus; colloquial term for the opening at the end of the digestive tract

a person who makes a living collecting and carrying night soil or manure

(xiehouyu) stubborn and offensive; refers to someone who is both smelly and hard, like a stone in a cesspit; describes a person with a headstrong, unpleasant, and unreasonable personality

fossilized feces; coprolite

to turn over and repile a heap of manure or compost

to taste a patient's excrement as a form of medical examination, historically regarded as an extreme act of loyalty or filial piety

manure or fertilizer applied to the soil before sowing or planting

To reveal scandalous facts, corruption, or private matters; muckraking.

(idiom) Rotten wood and dirty soil; used to describe a worthless person who is beyond help or things that are completely useless. Derived from the [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]] describing a student who was too lazy to be taught.

Metaphor for a person who is beyond help or a situation that is so far gone that it cannot be repaired; (originally) rotten wood and a wall made of dung

to make compost or liquid fertilizer by fermenting human or animal waste and plant matter in a pit

to talk utter nonsense; to use foul or vulgar language; to spew filth from the mouth like manure

animal manure; livestock droppings from livestock

cesspool; cesspit

feces and urine; human or animal waste

a hard mass of fecal matter in the intestine; a coprolith

A wicker or bamboo basket with a handle used for collecting and carrying manure

a rake used for handling manure or fertilizer

compost made from animal manure mixed with straw

muckworm; a maggot found in dung

the part of the cloaca in birds that receives waste from the intestine

Any of various beetles that feed on animal droppings and typically roll them into balls for transport and egg-laying; also known as [[蜣螂|蜣螂|qiang1 lang2]] or [[屎壳郎|屎殼郎|shi3 ke5 lang4]].

a beetle that feeds on or rolls animal droppings into balls; dung beetle

(literary) to clean up; to sweep away filth

A sarcastic pun on [[愤青|憤青|fen4 qing1]], used to mock angry or nationalistic young people

cerumen or waxy buildup in the ear canal

(literary) fly specks on jade; a metaphor for how the wicked and treacherous can harm good people or ruin something precious

stool or feces containing blood, often caused by inflammation, cancer, or other medical conditions

the waste produced by a horse; horse manure, often used as fertilizer or fuel when dried