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doo

doo

43 9.3
A childish word for poo that children use when talking about the toilet
  • noun
  • /du/
  • Baby Talk
translation icon : caca
  • Young parents, you're in deep Doo Doo now.
  • dog doo
  • doggie doo
  • doggy doo

As soon as he has that idea, he instantly realized that the world was in deep Doo Doo.

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Examples

  • The children giggled when they saw some doo on the sidewalk.

  • He complained about the smell of doo in the yard after the rain.

  • Oh, you are in deep doo-doo now, my friend.

  • I'm in pretty deep doo-doo here.

  • If activities such as this are found to be acceptable, we are in deep doo-doo and it does suck.

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  • I wanted to make a statement that anyone who fights Adrien Broner has stepped in doo-doo that they can't get off their shoe.

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  • Make sure to avoid stepping in the dog doo when you walk in the park.

Synonyms

shit
vsdoo
  • Offensive
577 9.3

Solid waste that people or animals pass from their bodies

is a mild, playful term used around children rather than vulgar language
crap
vsdoo
  • Offensive
98 9.2

A solid waste left by a person or animal

is playful and child friendly rather than rude or vulgar
doody
vsdoo
  • Baby Talk
11 9.0

A childish word for poo

is playful slang used especially around or by young children
caca
vsdoo
  • Baby Talk
6 9.6

A childish word for poop

is similarly playful but may be more common in everyday child speech
poopie
vsdoo
  • Baby Talk
4 8.4

A childish word for poop that children use

is playful too but slightly more slangy and less babyish
doo-doo
vsdoo
  • Baby Talk
3 8.2

A childish word for poop

is equally playful but often used by or with children specifically
poopsie
vsdoo
  • Baby Talk
9.9

A childish word for a small poo

is broader playful slang for feces, not only tiny movements

Compounds

dog-doo
  • Baby Talk
1 8.6

Poop left by dogs on the ground

6.0

A motor vehicle people ride on snow, often used for any brand

Surface Forms

doo singular
doos plural

Etymology

Doo as a child's word for feces comes from baby talk like 'doo-doo', a silly little word children use for 'poo', so parents use doo to speak gently about the toilet.