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doo-doo

American  
[doo-doo] / ˈduˌdu /

noun

Baby Talk.
  1. feces; bowel movement.


doo-doo British  
/ ˈduːˌduː /

noun

  1. informal a child's word for excrement

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Example Sentences

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Your husband has picked quite a time to land you both in doo-doo.

From MarketWatch

The best he can muster against fellow contestant Yamil “Yam Yam” Arocho is to bray like a donkey in labor distress that Arocho is full of “big, thick, ‘Traitor’ doo-doo.”

From Salon

Gardner’s kids, Lucca and Golden — elementary school students with a passion for ginger beer — were Whipper Snapper and Lil Deputy Doo-Doo Diaper, respectively.

From Los Angeles Times

“If you eat it, you’re gonna get doo-doo.”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s the look of a millennial whose primary question after stepping in major legal doo-doo is “How will this fit into my personal brand?”

From Slate