poo
[poo]
- excrement.
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- to defecate.
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Contemporary Examples
Then Poo and other leaders began organizing them and won basic protections in many states.
Hot right now: “How come we say poo and pee but not poop and peep?”
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April 5, 2014
Poo serves on numerous boards, including Momsrising, National Jobs With Justice, and the National Council on Aging.
Historical Examples
The two negatives mo and poo, are of great use in the spoken language.
This is an account of poo Ppt's commission to her most humble servant Pdfr.
The Journal to StellaJonathan Swift
Poo, poo—never mind—it was all a mistake—all a mistake, you know.
The Cruise of the Midge (Vol. II of 2)Michael Scott
"Poo, poo; you have been taking a leaf out of Dogvane's book," quoth Joey.
The Cruise of the Midge (Vol. I of 2)Michael Scott
Now, I'll tell you 'nother shtory 'bout my poo' dear father.
Puppets at LargeF. Anstey
poo
- another spelling of pooh
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Word Origin and History for poo
n.
also pooh, baby-talk for "excrement," 1950s (cf. poop (n.2)).
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