to ca-ca
- verb
- /ˈkɑːˌkɑː/
- Baby Talk
:
hacer caca
- The toddler said he needed to ca-ca before getting in the car.
Examples
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She taught her child to ask politely when he wants to ca-ca.
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Our puppy sometimes tries to ca-ca in the house if we're not careful.
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The baby just ca-ca in her diaper.
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He ca-cad before dinner.
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The toddler said he needed to ca-ca before getting in the car.
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She taught her child to ask politely when he wants to ca-ca.
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Our puppy sometimes tries to ca-ca in the house if we're not careful.
Synonyms
180
8.9
To pass solid waste from the body
68
3.4
To pass solid waste out of the body
40
9.0
To pass solid waste from your body
31
9.9
To go to the toilet to poo
19
7.0
To pass poo out of the body through the opening at the bottom
9
9.9
To poop, said as a rude word
1
9.1
To pass waste from the bowels
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ca-ca is a simple childish doubling of a sound, made the same way as pee-pee, and children use it to mean 'poo' or 'to poo', so you often hear it when a toddler wants to say they need the toilet.