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Definition of The trots
1. Noun. Obscene terms for diarrhea.
Language type: Argot, Cant, Jargon, Lingo, Patois, Slang, Vernacular
Generic synonyms: Diarrhea, Diarrhoea, Looseness, Looseness Of The Bowels
Lexicographical Neighbors of The Trots
Literary usage of The trots
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Old South Leaflets: Annual Series by Edwin D Mead (1893)
"Far to the north we just could discover the snowy heads of the Trots Tetons ...
The bearing of the Trots Tetons was north 50° west, and the direction of the ..."
2. "Carrots:": Just a Little Boy by Molesworth (1886)
"Could it be the trots ? I sat still in a half stupid way, staring, but Gip—I was
forgetting to tell you that of course Gip had come with us to Pau—Gip had ..."
3. The Trotting Horse of America: How to Train and Drive Him by Hiram Washington Woodruff (1869)
"I must now mention the trots at the Hunting-park Course against Dutchman, and
the trots in which Lady Suffolk contended with Eip- ton ..."
4. The Trotting Horse of America: How to Train and Drive Him, with by Hiram Washington Woodruff, Charles James Foster, George Wilkes (1871)
"I must now mention the trots at the Hunting-park Course against Dutchman, and
the trots in which Lady Suffolk contended with Eip- ton ; for, ..."
5. Impressions of London Social Life: With Other Papers Suggested by an English by Ehrman Syme Nadal (1875)
"But Mrs. Watson said that it was quite necessary, absolutely indispensable, that
I should learn the trots temps. I had got on very well with the deux temps, ..."
6. Saratoga Illustrated: The Visitor's Guide of Saratoga Springs by Charles Newhall Taintor (1875)
"the trots take place at Glen Mitchell, and about the same time of the running
... In the height of the season, the trots come on alternate days with the ..."
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