poo-poo

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poo-poo

(po͞o′po͞o′) Slang

1. Excrement.

2. An act of defecating.

intr.v. poo-pooed, poo-poo·ing, poo-poos

To defecate.

Idiom:

go poo-poo

To defecate.

[Baby-talk doubling of poo.]

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poo-poo

[ˈpuːˈpuː] N → caca f

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poo-poo

n (baby-talk: = excreta) → Aa nt (baby-talk)

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So the kids taunt and holler, "Go, go, Dada, maybe the man needs to go poo-poo."