Definition of poo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- The dog left poo in the yard.
Verb
1.
- The toddler needs to poo before bedtime.
2.
- The dog pooed on the carpet.
Expressions with poo
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treat something as less important or serious than it is
He tried to poo poo the problem in the meeting.
heap of animal or human excrement
I stepped in a pile of poo in the park.
accidentally release solid waste in underwear or pants
He was so scared he pooed his pants!
washing hair without commercial shampoo using alternatives
She follows the no poo method for her hair.
Origin of poo
Imitative origin, resembling sound of defecation
Examples of poo in a sentence
There was poo all over the backyard after the party. He might poo during the long car ride. The baby tends to poo after meals. The cat pooed in the garden. Children laughed when the bird pooed on the statue.
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- French:caca, faire caca, ...
- German:Kacke, kacken, ...
- Italian:cacca, fare la cacca, ...
- Spanish:caca, hacer caca, ...
- Portuguese:cocó, fazer cocó, ...
- Chinese:大便, 拉臭臭, ...
- Japanese:便, うんちをする, ...
- Arabic:براز, تَغَوَّط, ...
- Hebrew:קַקִּי, לַעֲשׂוֹת קַקִּי, ...
- Russian:какашка, покакать, ...
- Ukrainian:лайно, покакати, ...
- Hindi:पाखाना, पोटी करना, ...
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