booboo
- noun
- /ˈbuːbuː/
- Baby Talk
- I made a slight booboo, which I hope you won't tell your father about.
Examples
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She cried a little when she got a booboo on her finger.
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After falling off his bike, he showed me his booboo on his knee.
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Nothing, it's just a little booboo.
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They both had kids who could play with BooBoo and keep him entertained.
Fiction book (2001) -
BooBoo wasn't much of a cat; he wasn't even hers, but her mom loved him, so Jaine didn't want anything to happen to him while she had temporary custody.
Fiction book (2001) -
The doctor placed a bandage on her booboo to help it heal.
Synonyms
A small mistake or little injury described in a childlike way
A small cut or bruise a child gets when they fall
A small hurt a child gets, like a scratch or bump
Antonyms
How Serious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Booboo is baby talk that repeats the simple sound boo, like how children say mama or papa. It became a name for a 'small hurt', so a booboo means a little cut or bruise.