poo

[poo]

noun Informal.

excrement.

verb (used without object), pooed, poo·ing.

to defecate.

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Numerous pilgrims visit the shrines, more especially in the month of Poos, or November.
Recollections of Thirty-nine Years in the Army
Charles Alexander Gordon
And it was a sight to see them come running when the man brought in the milk and called Poos, p-ooo-s, p-ooo-s.
Little Mitchell
Margaret W. Morley

British Dictionary definitions for poos

poo

interjection, noun, verb

another spelling of pooh

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Word Origin and History for poos

poo

n.

also pooh, baby-talk for "excrement," 1950s (cf. poop (n.2)).

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Examples from the Web for poos

Historical Examples

Numerous pilgrims visit the shrines, more especially in the month of Poos, or November.

And it was a sight to see them come running when the man brought in the milk and called Poos, p-ooo-s, p-ooo-s.

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