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booboo

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boo-boo also boo·boo  (bb)
n. pl. boo-boos also boo·boos Informal
1. A stupid mistake; a blunder: "the petty talking points, peripheral issues, tactical boo-boos, and small-bore scandals that regularly intrude on campaigns" (New Republic).
2. A slight physical injury, such as a scratch.
[Perhaps alteration of boohoo, to weep noisily.]
Translations
booboo [ˈbuːbuː] N (US) → metedura f de pata
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