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pooh  (p)
interj.
Used to express disdain or disbelief.
pooh [puː]
interj
an exclamation of disdain, contempt, or disgust
n & vb
a childish word for faeces, defecate
Translations
pooh [puː]
A. EXCL → ¡bah!
B. N & VT & VI = poo
pooh
interj (bad smell) → puh, pfui; (disdain) → pah, bah
n (baby-talk) → Aa nt (baby-talk); to do a pooh → Aa machen (baby-talk)
vi (baby-talk) → Aa machen (baby-talk)
pooh [puː] excl → puah!
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Pooh, pooh,' says Edwin Drood, equally furious, but more collected; 'how should you know?
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