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The body's final review of everything you decided to eat.
means Solid waste expelled from the body after digestion, i.e., feces.
from From Latin excrementum, from excernere — 'to sift out' or 'separate off' (ex- 'out' + cernere 'to sift, distinguish'). Cernere is the same root that gives us 'discern' and 'secret,' so your body is etymologically just discerning what it doesn't want.
- etymology
- from Latin excernere, to sift out
- color clue
- brown comes from dead red blood cells
- fossilized version
- called coprolite, studied seriously by paleontologists
- daily output
- average human produces about 128 grams