dunghill
/ˈdʌŋˌhɪl/
noun
- A heap of dung or manure, especially in a farmyard.
- They piled the straw and manure into a large dunghill.
- A dunghill attracts flies and other insects.
- The farmer spread the dunghill over the garden.
- A disgusting or filthy place or situation.
- After the flood, the basement was a soggy dunghill.
- The abandoned house had become a dunghill of trash.
- He called the corrupt city a dunghill of vice.