horse-dung

But it's increasingly in unfriendly hands so we're more likely to just stop using it so much, a bit like Flo's horse-dung point

Look How Clever We Are ! Newmania 2008

And I looked and saw horse-dung, and I said,“Keep it yourself, much good may it do you”.

Later Articles and Reviews W.B. Yeats 2000

And then the fresh smell of snow in the school yard, the pines, the horse-dung, the fumes from passing lorries, the smell of firewood wherever one turns, smoke from all of Riihimäki's chimneys.

Archive 2009-08-01 David McDuff 2009

The book as one critic said was like Ireland: full of “whiskey, decay, rot, guttering candles, tobacco, damp, horse-dung and dust.”

American Connections James Burke 2007

Whatever Miron claims about 'stimulating interest in music' is so much horse-dung when you just know that the ONLY bottom line he cares about is selling newspapers.

What's that, retailers? I can't hear you... 2007

The book as one critic said was like Ireland: full of “whiskey, decay, rot, guttering candles, tobacco, damp, horse-dung and dust.”

American Connections James Burke 2007

And they have no wood, or else little; and therefore they warm and seethe their meat with horse-dung and cow-dung and of other beasts, dried against the sun.

The Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

The Levite, affronted at his comparing him to a ball of horse-dung, replied, with a most significant grin, “To the tribe of Issachar.”

The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle 2004

Herring and spices and timber, amber and furs and silks, all manner of strange and exotic stuffs had paid for the cobbles that drummed beneath my tyres now, at a time when the town's prime street was a rutted wallow of mud and horse-dung.

Chase the Morning Rohan, Michael Scott 1990

So many rich, high, ornate houses, so many people, so many kitchen chimneys, so much horse-dung, so many carriages, so much to look at and be amazed by.

Sharpe's Regiment Cornwell, Bernard 1986