poo-poo
Americannoun
verb (used with or without object)
idioms
Etymology
Origin of poo-poo
1970–75; expressive formation; poop 2
Example Sentences
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Kevin O’Leary, the Canadian-born entrepreneur of “Shark Tank” fame, has derided altcoins as “poo-poo coins” in recent interviews — and he doubled down on those comments when speaking with MarketWatch this week.
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The rest are, well, “poo-poo coins,” in O’Leary’s view.
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Doubling down on his view about why it only makes sense to focus on the two big crypto names because of their market dominance, O’Leary said: “Don’t shoot the messenger; shoot the numbers. It’s all poo-poo.”
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‘Don’t shoot the messenger; shoot the numbers. It’s all poo-poo.’
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As he told CoinDesk earlier this month: “All the poo-poo coins are still stuck down anywhere from 60% to 90% and they’re never coming back.”
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