Translation of "Scatological" in German

The Hee Bee Gee Bees made a parody of this song for "The Scatological Song" and The Barron Knights made a parody entitled "The Topical Song".

The first part of the title is a scatological reference to the appearance of the human anus (Chocolate Starfish).

In a lecture delivered to the International James Joyce Symposium in 2004 in Dublin, McCarthy again cites Bataille, drawing on his notion of "base materialism" to throw light on the scatological sensibility displayed in Joyce's novels.

El Caganer is obviously quite amusing to youngsters (and those with a scatological sense of humour), but the reason for his placement in the scene of the birth of Jesus is perplexing.

Sarah’s conservatism (her name being the most traditional of the four) is rife with the opportunity to scandalize and be scandalized, and her scatological humor is unexpected and somehow appropriate.

After enumerating various unusual and scatological sexual techniques he liked, Davis added: "I'm also a voyeur and exhibitionist.

Here, however, it is a just penalty, whereby, From this point of view we can say that it is good that there is this evil, so we see that, dal punto di vista scatological, everything is resolved in well.

She had her own names for the edifice, the kindest of which was "eyesore," and the rudest of which involved an escalating series of shockingly specific scatological references.

Sarah's conservatism (her name being the most traditional of the four) is rife with the opportunity to scandalize and be scandalized, and her scatological humor is unexpected and somehow appropriate.

On the basis of this genealogy, the project argues that the obscene should be understood, not as a mere synonym for the lubricious and the scatological, but rather as a particular mode of representation and knowledge: a name for the disquieting insistence of the material world within an aggressively anthropocentric culture and a response to the perceived excess of phenomenal appearance beyond or outside that which can be assimilated into a framework of meaning.