Droppings [noun]

And over everything was a thick layer of dust and cobwebs and the droppings of countless rodents.

With my hammer I broke off a large mass of deposit formed by the droppings of water largely impregnated with lime.

The buffalo chips used are droppings of buffalo the year previous.

Some species hide deep in the ground beneath the droppings and have to be dug out.

If I was not much reassured by these droppings, I was far more moved by the way in which I came to hear them.

There, at the window flew lousy feathers and dirty straw, the ground was thick with chicken-droppings.

It was a trail from somewhere, because he saw ancient donkey-droppings on the stones, but he did not know where it led.

Sifted coal ashes, land plaster, and dry sawdust are sometimes used instead of earth on the droppings boards.

All the droppings made while the birds are on the roost fall on this board and are easily collected and removed.

The droppings of ducks are very watery, and the bedding must be changed often enough to keep the ducks clean.