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• a  of or relating to the process of excretion

• Let us now introduce into the equation a beloved family cat, whose excretory habits have already been the subject of slightly strained .
• Let us now introduce into the equation a beloved family cat, whose excretory habits have already been the subject of slightly strained discussion.
• He can get Ghent's master plumbers and professional biochemists alike to contribute to his excretory vision, and during last autumn's show at Antwerp's Museum of Contemporary Art .

News & Articles

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• Will your license plate idea fly? Some guidelines
  According to the agency, personalized plates are declined in part if the numbers and words conflict with the existing plate numbering system or if they duplicate a plate already in use. "The primary purpose is to register the vehicle and identify the owner, but we want people to also have fun and buy personalized plates," he says. References to sex acts, sexual body parts, and excretory ...
  Sept. 20, 2013 - Houston Chronicle

Quotes

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• John Roberts in News & Observer (registration)
  Roberts asked, "Why do you think the F-word has" such power? "Because it's associated with sexual or excretory activity. That's what gives it its force."
• Antonin Scalia in Christian Science Monitor
  Scalia added, "Meanwhile, any chilled references to excretory and sexual material surely lie at the periphery of First Amendment concern."
• Stephen King in FOXNews
  King, in an essay posted on EW.com, said after all the school violence his own college writing would have raised red flags, "For most creative people, the imagination serves as an excretory channel for violence. We visualize what we never actually...