envious, turd, noxious, toilet bowl

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A psychoanalyst in Cologne has noticed that the migrant crisis forms the emotional backdrop for many of his patients’ complaints

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You can't polish a turd, so the saying goes. But you can turn it into plates, tiles, flowerpots and, fittingly, toilet bowls



Shit furniture: the domestic objects made from dung
The new material combines clay and cow faeces, purged of urea and methane and baked at 1000 degrees
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envious 

Pronunciation: /ˈɛnvɪəs/ 

ADJECTIVE

Feeling or showing envy:I’m envious of their happinessan envious glance

turd 

Pronunciation: /təːd/ 

NOUN

vulgar slang

1A lump of excrement.

2A person regarded as obnoxious or contemptible.

Origin

Old English tord, of Germanic origin.

toilet bowl 馬桶座組