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coprophilia
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cop·ro·phil·i·a  (kpr-fl-)
n.
An abnormal, often obsessive interest in excrement, especially the use of feces for sexual excitement.
copro·phili·ac (--k) n.
copro·philic adj.
coprophilia
1. the use of obscene or scatological language for sexual gratification.
2. a love of obscenity.
3. Psychiatry. an abnormal interest in feces, especially as a source of sexual excitement.
See also: Sex
a love of obscenity.
See also: Obscenity


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Coyote, who is often figured as coprophilic and coprophagous, and who is noted for being long-winded (both physically and verbally), would appear to be breathing in the protagonist as he recovers from his unexplained shortness of breath.
Coyote loops: Leslie Marmon Silko holds a full house in her hand by Fitz, Brewster E. / MELUS
coprophilic filth flies) are recognized transport hosts for a variety of parasites (3-5), but not for C.
Filth flies are transport hosts of cryptosporidium parvum by Bixler, Heather / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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