"human filth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe people or situations that are considered immoral, disgusting, or degrading. For example, "He had no respect for the human filth that frequented the bar every night."
Not even human filth could flow across the divide.
This means swimming among human filth, as well as electronic waste, industrial pollution, car parts, dead horses and household furniture.
That this still rankles is clear from two furious pieces in the new book, in which he refers to the regime's "putrefaction" and calls its supporters among the business elite "human filth".
Walliams here is a traitor, a double agent, who, unlike the human filth that makes up the rest of the panel, understands that these people are artists, having once been one himself, but doesn't want to let on, in case it makes him look dangerously clever.
Find ways so that people don't build more housing pollution which destroys the environment to make way for more human filth!
The BBC said it found one leaflet that called Park "human filth" and featured a cartoon her being thrown into a garbage can.
It has turned into an epic display of human wretchedness and filth.
It doesn't take long for the place to fester; soon, there are naked figures, no longer bothering to dress, wandering through corridors littered with filth, human and otherwise.
He said when the Green Street apartment was vacated it was squalid, with filth including human waste.
The building is hot and stifling and reeks of sweat and filth and human waste.
"The filth and human excrement and who knows what else was piled up waist high," recalled Major Anatoly Zoldatov.
