caca
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9.6
- noun
- /ˈkɑːkə/
- Baby Talk
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caca
- The toddler giggled after stepping in the dog's caca at the park.
Examples
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This is cow caca.
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They called it moose-caca.
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We're not paying you caca.
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Before I could say dada, I could say caca.
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He irritates the caca out of me.
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Doesn't smell like caca to me, señor.
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When potty training, parents often talk about their child's caca to make it less scary.
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The sign warned hikers to watch out for caca left by wild animals on the trail.
Synonyms
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9.3
Solid waste that people or animals pass from their bodies
98
9.2
A solid waste left by a person or animal
47
9.6
Human or animal poop, used as a rude word
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9.3
A childish word for poo that children use when talking about the toilet
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9.0
A childish word for poo
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8.4
A childish word for poop that children use
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8.2
A childish word for poop
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9.9
A child's word for poop said when they need the toilet
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9.9
The solid waste people or animals leave when they go to the toilet
A childish word for a small poo
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Caca is simple baby talk for 'poo' used by children in many languages. It goes back to the old Latin verb cacare meaning 'to poo', and the repeating sound 'ca-ca' makes it easy for toddlers to say, which is why it means that today.