dunghill
/ˈdʌŋhɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A mound of animal dung, especially horse manure, used as fertilizer.
“The farmer spread the manure from the stables across the dunghill.”
2. noun
A place of foul or worthless things.
“The city’s seedy underbelly was concentrated in the area known as the dunghill.”
3. verb
To pile dung or manure in a heap.
“Farmers often dunged the fields in the spring to prepare them for planting.”