Defecations [noun]

Vegetable infusions and decoctions may be cleared by defecation followed by filtration.

The traditional connection between defecation and writing was another comparison apparent to the commentators.

When the desire for defecation comes, we are too busy and postpone it until some more convenient time, which time may be too late.

In summer I would go into the woods, undress myself in a secluded spot and indulge in the voluptuous pleasures of defecation.

To observe defecation would still further increase this peculiar enjoyment.

Hinc illæ lacrimæ; the excitement over my own defecation only took place faute de mieux.

If possible I would seek to delay defecation for two or three days, so that it might be as copious as possible.

Moll's case was one of symbolism of act, the excreta offering no attraction apart from the process of defecation.

Defecation by repose is always better than filtration, owing to the more or less viscidity of the suspended matter.

As a result of this injury the patient may have severe pain on sitting or walking, and during defecation.