move one's bowels
Have a BM
To move one's bowels is to defecate—to expel feces from the body.
The phrase is somewhat clinical or euphemistic, the kind of language a doctor might use: Have you moved your bowels today?
A bowel movement is the noun form.
- constipationDifficult, infrequent waste elimination
- defecationExpulsion of feces
- digestionBodily food breakdown
- diarrheaFrequent liquid bowel movements
- potty trainingTeaching bathroom self-sufficiency
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