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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /məˈnʊr/ · UK /məˈnjʊə/
manure means: Animal waste, especially from farm animals, often spread on soil to help plants grow.
noun
Animal waste, especially from farm animals, often spread on soil to help plants grow.
- The farmer spread manure on the field.
- Horse manure can help garden plants grow.
- A large pile of manure stood behind the barn.
Any material added to soil to help plants grow, including material made from plants.
- Clover can be grown as green manure.
- The gardener added vegetable manure to the soil.
- These crops provide manure when dug into the ground.
verb
To spread animal waste on soil to help plants grow.
- We manure the beds every autumn.
- The farmer manured the field before planting.
- Have you manured the vegetable garden yet?
Questions about manure
What does manure mean?
Animal waste, especially from farm animals, often spread on soil to help plants grow.
What is manure in other languages?
Türkçe: hayvan gübresi · Español: estiércol · Français: fumier · Deutsch: Mist · Italiano: letame · 日本語: 家畜のふん
How do you pronounce manure?
In American English /məˈnʊr/; in British English /məˈnjʊə/.
How do you use manure in a sentence?
The farmer spread manure on the field. Horse manure can help garden plants grow.
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