Associations to the word «Compost»
Noun
- Manure
- Sludge
- Recycling
- Fertilizer
- Landfill
- Toilet
- Sewage
- Waste
- Peat
- Organic
- Microorganism
- Digestion
- Decomposition
- Nutrient
- Gardening
- Garbage
- Wastewater
- Soil
- Microbe
- Pathogen
- Pile
- Heap
- Nitrogen
- Moisture
- Bedding
- Urine
- Greenhouse
- Worm
- Biomass
- Gardener
- Harvesting
- Bin
- Mushroom
- Crop
- Scrap
- Planting
- Contaminant
- Disposal
- Carbon
- Material
- Fertility
- Pit
- Odor
- Degradation
- Sustainability
- Mixture
- Litter
- Solid
- Pest
- Tonne
- Container
- Garden
- Plant
- Residue
- Bacterium
- Bark
- Erosion
- Livestock
- Chemical
- Organism
- Fungus
- Lawn
- Conditioning
- Food
- Ingredient
- Seed
- Agriculture
- Product
- Availability
- Dung
- Farm
- Treatment
Adjective
Wiktionary
COMPOST, noun. The decayed remains of organic matter that has rotted into a natural fertilizer
COMPOST, noun. (obsolete) A mixture; a compound.
COMPOST, verb. To produce compost, let organic matter decay into fertilizer
Dictionary definition
COMPOST, noun. A mixture of decaying vegetation and manure; used as a fertilizer.
COMPOST, verb. Convert to compost; "compost organic debris".
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