Definition of night soil in English:

night soil

noun

mass noun

Human excrement collected at night from buckets, cesspools, and privies and sometimes used as manure.
（人的）粪便，大粪
Example sentencesExamples
- Bulky organic manures can be supplied through farmyard manure, farm compost, town compost, night soil, sludge, green manure, etc.
- The night soil was transported to the countryside for fertilizer.
- No chemicals for my child - no, I only feed her vegetables nourished with steaming piles of night soil.
- Gibson quotes a 19th century writer who recommended mixing night soil - the contents of the potty, with the drainings from a dung-hill - and pouring the result on the rose bed twice each winter.
- The association which is in charge of sweeping the city also sends out labourers for ‘piece’ jobs like removal of night soil.
- O'Neill himself was an ex-miner, a night soil carter and the leader of the local Municipal Employees Union.
- ‘It may derive from the use of the land for trapping birds or eels, for parking horse drawn traps attending the annual horse races in Port Meadow which took place until 1880, or for dumping night soil from college privies or traps‘.
- In the early hours of the following morning, however, anyone who happened to be awake might have spotted a bluish light coming from the back lane behind Quarry Row, once the route for the night soil wagons, now parking for the residents.
- His mother supported the children, all five of them, by carrying water and night soil for hire, a backbreaking labor that made her shorter by several inches.
- Other fertilizers - ash, turf, flax waste, pigeon dung, human night soil - either contained fewer nutrients or had to be expensively transported.
- For example, ‘where in Japan, night soil could be used in lieu of rent, in England one had to pay to have it taken away’.
- A rash of market gardens developed in the small villages of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, and Hertfordshire, sending their produce in by carts, which brought back the night soil and manure on which productivity depended.
- There were so many official crowded into the city, the roads were turned to mud and there wasn't enough night soil removal available, so we slipped in it at every turn.

Definition of night soil in US English:

night soil

nounˈnīt ˌsoil

Human excrement collected at night from buckets, cesspools, and outhouses and sometimes used as manure.
（人的）粪便，大粪
Example sentencesExamples
- There were so many official crowded into the city, the roads were turned to mud and there wasn't enough night soil removal available, so we slipped in it at every turn.
- His mother supported the children, all five of them, by carrying water and night soil for hire, a backbreaking labor that made her shorter by several inches.
- For example, ‘where in Japan, night soil could be used in lieu of rent, in England one had to pay to have it taken away’.
- ‘It may derive from the use of the land for trapping birds or eels, for parking horse drawn traps attending the annual horse races in Port Meadow which took place until 1880, or for dumping night soil from college privies or traps‘.
- A rash of market gardens developed in the small villages of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, and Hertfordshire, sending their produce in by carts, which brought back the night soil and manure on which productivity depended.
- In the early hours of the following morning, however, anyone who happened to be awake might have spotted a bluish light coming from the back lane behind Quarry Row, once the route for the night soil wagons, now parking for the residents.
- The association which is in charge of sweeping the city also sends out labourers for ‘piece’ jobs like removal of night soil.
- Other fertilizers - ash, turf, flax waste, pigeon dung, human night soil - either contained fewer nutrients or had to be expensively transported.
- Gibson quotes a 19th century writer who recommended mixing night soil - the contents of the potty, with the drainings from a dung-hill - and pouring the result on the rose bed twice each winter.
- O'Neill himself was an ex-miner, a night soil carter and the leader of the local Municipal Employees Union.
- The night soil was transported to the countryside for fertilizer.
- No chemicals for my child - no, I only feed her vegetables nourished with steaming piles of night soil.
- Bulky organic manures can be supplied through farmyard manure, farm compost, town compost, night soil, sludge, green manure, etc.

单词	night soil
释义	Definition of night soil in English: night soil noun mass noun Human excrement collected at night from buckets, cesspools, and privies and sometimes used as manure. （人的）粪便，大粪 Example sentencesExamples Bulky organic manures can be supplied through farmyard manure, farm compost, town compost, night soil, sludge, green manure, etc. The night soil was transported to the countryside for fertilizer. No chemicals for my child - no, I only feed her vegetables nourished with steaming piles of night soil. Gibson quotes a 19th century writer who recommended mixing night soil - the contents of the potty, with the drainings from a dung-hill - and pouring the result on the rose bed twice each winter. The association which is in charge of sweeping the city also sends out labourers for ‘piece’ jobs like removal of night soil. O'Neill himself was an ex-miner, a night soil carter and the leader of the local Municipal Employees Union. ‘It may derive from the use of the land for trapping birds or eels, for parking horse drawn traps attending the annual horse races in Port Meadow which took place until 1880, or for dumping night soil from college privies or traps‘. In the early hours of the following morning, however, anyone who happened to be awake might have spotted a bluish light coming from the back lane behind Quarry Row, once the route for the night soil wagons, now parking for the residents. His mother supported the children, all five of them, by carrying water and night soil for hire, a backbreaking labor that made her shorter by several inches. Other fertilizers - ash, turf, flax waste, pigeon dung, human night soil - either contained fewer nutrients or had to be expensively transported. For example, ‘where in Japan, night soil could be used in lieu of rent, in England one had to pay to have it taken away’. A rash of market gardens developed in the small villages of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, and Hertfordshire, sending their produce in by carts, which brought back the night soil and manure on which productivity depended. There were so many official crowded into the city, the roads were turned to mud and there wasn't enough night soil removal available, so we slipped in it at every turn. Definition of night soil in US English: night soil nounˈnīt ˌsoil Human excrement collected at night from buckets, cesspools, and outhouses and sometimes used as manure. （人的）粪便，大粪 Example sentencesExamples There were so many official crowded into the city, the roads were turned to mud and there wasn't enough night soil removal available, so we slipped in it at every turn. His mother supported the children, all five of them, by carrying water and night soil for hire, a backbreaking labor that made her shorter by several inches. For example, ‘where in Japan, night soil could be used in lieu of rent, in England one had to pay to have it taken away’. ‘It may derive from the use of the land for trapping birds or eels, for parking horse drawn traps attending the annual horse races in Port Meadow which took place until 1880, or for dumping night soil from college privies or traps‘. A rash of market gardens developed in the small villages of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, and Hertfordshire, sending their produce in by carts, which brought back the night soil and manure on which productivity depended. In the early hours of the following morning, however, anyone who happened to be awake might have spotted a bluish light coming from the back lane behind Quarry Row, once the route for the night soil wagons, now parking for the residents. The association which is in charge of sweeping the city also sends out labourers for ‘piece’ jobs like removal of night soil. Other fertilizers - ash, turf, flax waste, pigeon dung, human night soil - either contained fewer nutrients or had to be expensively transported. Gibson quotes a 19th century writer who recommended mixing night soil - the contents of the potty, with the drainings from a dung-hill - and pouring the result on the rose bed twice each winter. O'Neill himself was an ex-miner, a night soil carter and the leader of the local Municipal Employees Union. The night soil was transported to the countryside for fertilizer. No chemicals for my child - no, I only feed her vegetables nourished with steaming piles of night soil. Bulky organic manures can be supplied through farmyard manure, farm compost, town compost, night soil, sludge, green manure, etc.
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