Meanings
- no pluralAn extremely powerful fertilizer.
The nutrient-rich pet foods we feed our animals come out the other end as nutrient-rich pee and poop. "It's basically a hyperfertilizer," Dr. Harvey said of dog and cat waste.
2025 July 29, Rachel Nuwer, quoting John Harvey, “Pets, Like Dogs and Cats, Have an Environmental Cost. Here's How to Lessen It.”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 29 Jul 20251 more example
In any case, the golf course abutted the premises, and some of the guests left the bar and waited for the helicopter outside, standing in the steamy air of evening on that stiff rubbery thick-bladed Florida grass so much an overnight product of hyperfertilizer, turf-planting, and the tropics that it felt like plastic underfoot.
1970, Norman Mailer, Of a Fire on the Moon, Boston, M.A.; Toronto, Ont.: Little, Brown and Company, page 68
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