English to Malagasy Meaning of defecate - defecate

Defecate :

defecate

verb

nandao, diky, hanazava, hanadio, manamasina, fanavaozana, Fotsio

Defecate :: defecateDefecated :: defecatedDefecates :: defecatesDefecating :: defecating

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Definitions of defecate in English

Verb(1) have a bowel movement

Examples of defecate in English

(1) Drinking warm liquids in the morning is particularly helpful to stimulate bowel activity because your body naturally wants to defecate about a half hour after consuming a warm beverage.(2) By daybreak, the elephants were gone, and in their place came a troupe of perhaps 60 baboons, some descending from the mopane trees to lift anything moveable, their pals defecating from a great height on the car.(3) It is a sad indictment of our times that in the twenty-first century, people in the developing world cannot access safe water and are filling bowls from streams, queuing at village pumps and defecating in ├ö├ç├┐free range├ö├ç├û toilets.(4) This process continued until a sufficient number of defecations were observed and sample collection could commence.(5) They cleared the parthenium growing by the roadside, instituted a system of fines if someone is caught defecating near the road, and are negotiating with the government for funds to build toilets.(6) We've had to put up with acts of vandalism, urinating, defecators and damage to cars and property.(7) She has received complaints about louts as young as 12 who have been setting fire to bushes, defecating and urinating on doorsteps, fighting, damaging cars and hurling a tirade of abuse at shoppers.(8) It wrecks the ground, the fencing is pulled down, there are people defecating in the woods and everything,├ö├ç├û he said.(9) There are no toilets on the site and residents complained last night that children are being exposed to the site of people urinating and defecating around the encampment.(10) In this story, the first sago came from inside a man's body who defecated and the sago fell to the ground and became a sago palm.(11) Degenerative neuromuscular disorders which affect the defecatory process are extremely difficult to treat and in some instances a colostomy is the only socially acceptable intervention.(12) But people use these green lawns for defecating .(13) Community-level studies also combine seed regurgitators and seed defecators , for whom costs of seed ingestion are likely to be quite different.(14) Rosim and Misiono were swept away while they were fishing in Gentan River here while Mulyorejo was believed to have been dragged by strong currents while defecating in the swollen Mertalu River.(15) While I am out at work, a neighbour's dog defecates on my doorstep with alarming regularity.(16) ├ö├ç├┐Middening├ö├ç├û in cats means deliberate defecation in strategic places.

(1) admit defeat ::

niaiky faharesena

(2) concede defeat ::

miaiky faharesena

(3) crushing defeat ::

resy

Synonyms

Verb

1. excrete feces ::

excrete fivalanana

2. have a bowel movement ::

manana tsinay hetsika

4. evacuate one's bowels ::

iray nandao ny kibony

5. relieve oneself ::

hanamaivana tena

6. go to the bathroom ::

mankany amin'ny efitra fandroana

8. poop ::

poop

9. take a dump ::

maka fanariam

10. take a crap ::

maka misy dikany izany

Different Forms

defecate, defecated, defecates, defecating

Word Example from TV Shows

I'll take your word for it, I was too busy trying not to DEFECATE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 19

Sheldon, "Don't DEFECATE where you eat,"

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 5

that one should not DEFECATE where one eats.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 5

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