to dung
- verb
- /dʌŋ/
- Farmers often dung their fields to improve soil quality.
Examples
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The farmer decided to dung the fields before planting the new crops.
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They dunged the land in spring to improve soil fertility.
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It is important to dung the vegetable garden annually for better yield.
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He dunged the garden last spring.
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The farmer decided to dung the fields before planting the new crops.
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It is important to dung the vegetable garden annually for better yield.
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Farmers often dung their fields to improve soil quality.
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Etymology
The verb dung also grew from the idea of putting animal dung on fields to help them grow. So to dung land means to 'fertilize' it with animal dung.