Relating to or of the nature of excrement; consisting of or resembling bodily waste products.
From Latin 'excrementum' (waste matter), derived from 'excernere' (to sift out or discharge). The suffix '-al' makes it an adjective describing something as waste-like.
This word reveals how the Victorians, though prudish about bodily functions, created elaborate clinical terminology—'excremental' sounds so scientific and distant that discussing waste became almost respectable.
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