Results for: pile of dung
English English
bring or come together, hoard; pile; gatheramass
buffalo dungbuffalo chips
burden somebody with task, logs sawed for use, move clumsily, move heavily or awkwardly; make a rumbling sound; accumulate, collect, clutter with useless objects; chop down trees and saw them into rough planks and boards, pile things together, timber, ...lumber
Cairn terrier, pile of stones set up as a memorial or mark of some kind, pile of stones used as markercairn
carpet with heavy pileBrussels carpet
carpet with thick pile, smooth soft carpet with thick pile, Wilton rug (named for the town Wilton in Wiltshire, England), England); family name; male first nameWilton
cheat; rob; shear the wool from a sheep, coat of wool on a sheep; wool sheared from a sheep; something soft and fluffy, something resembling wool, cover with something resembling fleece, shear sheep, soft covering, soft fabric with nap or pile, swindle...fleece
coarse shaggy woolen cloth, decorative band along wall, decorative border (Architecture), horizontal band on classical building, long shaggy carpet pilefrieze
collect again, re-amass; reaccumulate, pile up againregather
collection of things, gathering; collection; agglomeration, pile, growth through interestaccumulation
common fund, container used for cooking; earthenware, ceramic vessel; central pile of money in a poker game; large sum of money (Slang); marijuana, hashish (Slang), contents of pot, fish or lobster trap, hit ball into pocket, hit of ball into pocket, k...pot
compound, decay, decayed organic matter or dung used for fertilizing land, decayed plant matter, treat soilcompost
cone-shaped pile of grain, draw back the hammer of firearm for firing; raise up, stick up; heap, pile up, rooster, any male bird; faucet, spigot; (Slang) penis (vulgar)cock
cone-shaped pile of hay, pile of hay stacked in a fieldhaycock
cut down hay or a similar crop, trim grass; destroy or kill without purpose or in great numbers, cut down tall growth, cut grass, pile of hay; part of the barn where hay is stored, hay loft, storage place for hay, stored haymow
 

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