poo

[poo]

noun

Slang.

1. excrement.

verb (used without object)

Slang.

pooed, pooing 

1. to defecate.

poo

/ puː /

interjection

1. another spelling of pooh

Word History and Origins

Origin of poo¹

First recorded in 1955–60; of expressive origin

Example Sentences

"Discussing wee and poo is very un-British. It's not something that we as a culture do."

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But it is this strong smell, as well as the smell associated with their insect poo - frass - that makes them ideal to be found by sniffer dogs.

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A Welsh football club is cracking down on dog fouling after one of its eight-year-old players was left "covered" in dog poo at a recent practice.

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It comes as a research study has found owners who fail to pick up their dog's poo could also be neglecting their pet's health in other ways.

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Scientists at Aberystwyth University tested dog waste samples and discovered 20-25% of those from poo which had been left by owners - compared to 6-12% of those sourced responsibly – contained potentially dangerous pathogens.

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Related Words

• excrement 
• feces 
• number two 
• shit