Definition of Body waste

1. Noun. Waste matter (as urine or sweat but especially feces) discharged from the body.


Lexicographical Neighbors of Body Waste

body snatchers
body spray
body stocking
body structure
body substance
body suit
body surf
body surface potential mapping
body surfing
body temperature
body temperature changes
body temperatures
body throw
body throws
body type
body waste (current term)
body wave
body weight
body weights and measures
body wrap
body wraps
bodybag
bodybags
bodyboard
bodyboarded
bodyboarder
bodyboarders
bodyboarding
bodyboards
bodybuilder

Literary usage of Body waste

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A Handbook of Health by Woods Hutchinson (1920)
"The solid part of our body waste, or the " ashes," is of two kinds — that ... The insoluble part of our solid body waste goes into the feces and is thus ..."

2. Scientific Nutrition Simplified: A Condensed Statement and Explanation for by Goodwin Brown (1908)
"Poisonous properties of the body-waste. Metabolism. Quantities of food necessary to the maintenance of physical efficiency. The old dietary standards. ..."

3. The Non-heredity of Inebriety by Leslie E. Keeley (1896)
"Alcohol antagonizes all of these resultants. It lowers the temperature in fever and greatly lessens the body waste caused by the ..."

4. Diseases of the Urinary and Male Sexual Organs by William Thomas Belfield (1884)
"For it is found that the urea excreted represents not only the albuminous substances of the food, but also almost as much body waste as occurred during the ..."

5. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 21, Food and Drugs, Pt. 800-1299, Revised by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Staff (2005)
"A washen fon body waste ... that is used to clean and sanitize a body waste ... When the doon is closed the body waste ..."

6. Questions on anatomy, histology and physiology for the use of students by Corydon La Ford (1878)
"Do all tissues of the body waste by normal use? Is this operation in constant progress in all tissues ? In what way does worn-out material disappear? ..."

Other Resources:

Search for Body waste on Dictionary.com!Search for Body waste on Thesaurus.com!Search for Body waste on Google!Search for Body waste on Wikipedia!

Search