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pooper-scooper
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poop·er-scoop·er (ppr skpr)
n.
A scoop for picking up and removing the feces of a dog or other pet.
[From poop + scoop.]
pooper-scooper
n
a device used to remove dogs' excrement from public areas
[poop4 + -er1 + scooper]
Translations
pooper-scooper [ˈpuːpəˌskuːpəʳ] poop-scoop [ˈpuːpskuːp] N → caca-can m
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The wardens try to engage dog walkers in con-versatioand encourage them to carry poop scoop materials to clean up after their dogs.
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Hambleton Council joined forces with the Dogs Trust to trial the use of free dog waste bags in hotspots, and poop scoop bags and holders in which to contain them are going up on posts around the district.
Bag up waste by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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