Defecate
Make
Make verb - Eliminate urine.
Usage example: Again, the cat had made on the expensive rug
Both words in one sentence
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Dog Food Diet: It's implied that the blue mutants feed Beauty dog food so she can defecate and make more Juicybars.
Source: Animation / Aachi and Ssipak -
Frogs and toads sometimes urinate and/or defecate as a defense mechanism if grabbed, to try to make themselves unappetizing to predators.
Source: Urine Trouble -
They then recruit porn star/wannabe-actress Beauty (a woman imbued with the power to defecate several times a day) to be the vessel for a blessed anal chip and soon accidentally lose her to Aachi and Ssipak, small time hoodlums who make a living stealing juicybars from other people.
Source: Animation / Aachi and Ssipak
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