ca-ca
[ kah-kah ]
/ ˈkɑˌkɑ /
noun Baby Talk.
excrement; feces.
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Examples from the Web for ca-ca
I occasionally fired a shot at them, and the only answer I got was a quick "Ca-Ca!"
The Puddleford Papers,|H. H. Riley