Etymology

poudrette

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Today it means: A solid powdered agricultural manure prepared by composting human feces (night soil from outhouses and dry closets) by mixing it with various other ingredients (e.g., ground gypsum, lime, ashes) and then aging and drying the result. Full definition →

French poudrette
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  1. French · borrowed frompoudrette
  2. French · borrowed frompoudrette
  3. English todaypoudrette

Borrowed from French poudrette.

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