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Definition of caca - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The toddler said he made caca in his diaper.
2.
- He stepped in caca on the street.
Origin of caca
Latin, cacare (to defecate)
Examples of caca in a sentence
Parents often use the word 'caca' to teach toddlers about hygiene. The food tasted like caca. That movie was pure caca.
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- French:caca, crotte, ...
- German:Kacka, Dreck, ...
- Italian:cacca, spazzatura, ...
- Spanish:caca, porquería, ...
- Portuguese:cocó, porcaria, ...
- Chinese:便便, 脏东西, ...
- Japanese:うんち, 汚いもの, ...
- Arabic:كاكا, قَذَارَة, ...
- Hebrew:קַקִי, קָקָא, ...
- Russian:кака, грязь, ...
- Ukrainian:кака, бруд, ...
- Hindi:काका, घिनौनी चीज़, ...
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