dog-doo
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8.6
- noun
- /dɔg du/
- Baby Talk
:
caca de perro
- I had to clean the yard because there was so much dog-doo everywhere.
Examples
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Watch out for dog-doo on the sidewalk when you're walking the dog.
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Come and take a look, l've got dog doo all over my boot.
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It starts from the top, and unless they are going to include the music and entertainment industry, then this piece of legislation is nothing more than a bunch of dog doo.
Blog text (21) -
They eat dog doo.
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Come evening, I walk downtown for the celebration. Grandma set up her lawn chair in the empty lot, got to watch out for the dog doo, but she's happy sitting with the other old ladies.
Fiction book (1997) -
Dog owners should always pick up after their pets to avoid leaving dog-doo on public lawns.
Synonyms
109
5.1
Solid waste that people or animals pass from their body
43
9.3
A childish word for poo that children use when talking about the toilet
22
9.5
Poop that a dog leaves on the ground
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9.0
A childish word for poo
8
4.2
Solid waste that leaves the body after it digests food
4
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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5.1
A piece of poop that a dog leaves on the ground
Poop a dog leaves on the ground
Poop left by a dog on the ground that people must pick up
Poop left by a dog outside where people walk
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Etymology
Dog-doo comes from the childish word doo-doo, a baby-talk word for 'poo', so people use it as a mild, informal name. So dog-doo simply means a dog's 'poo' or 'waste', which makes it easy to remember what the word refers to.