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defecation

[def-i-key-shuhn] / ˌdɛf ɪˈkeɪ ʃən /
NOUN
elimination of excrement
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One person reported that there was “a sick inmate in the bunk above them whose defecation was falling into their bunk.”

From Los Angeles Times

She said she would also push for more policing at homeless encampments, including ticketing residents for quality-of-life issues such as public defecation as well as assault and other crimes.

From Los Angeles Times

The complaint came one week after a social media post by the Chinese Xiangqi Association that described the drinking and defecation.

From Seattle Times

There are always tales of rampant public defecation and they can't stop talking about it.

From Salon

“At times, they sparkle with scales, like the sun glinting on the water. Every whale defecation is unique,” he writes.

From Scientific American