stercorary

[Low Lat. stercorarium, from Latin stercus (gen it. stercoris )=dung.] A place, properly secured from the weather, for containing dung. *ster-cõr-āte, v . t . [Lat. stercoratus , pa. par. of stercoro to manure, from stercus (gen it. stercoris ) =dung.] To manure, to dung. "Mold stercorated or unstercorated."-Scott: Pirate, ch. iv. *ster-cor-ā-tion, s. [Latin stercoratio.] The act of dunging; the act of manuring with dung. growth, though not the first germination of the seminar plant."-Ray: On the Creation, "The stercoration the soil, promotion of the