kaka
1
9.9
- noun
- /ˈkɑːkə/
- Baby Talk
:
caca
- Kaka looked plain exhausted after just 10 minutes on the field in the second half.
Examples
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Hey, guys, I'm in deep kaka, pull my ass out of here?
Fiction book (1991) -
I'm tired of your Kaka, so please shut the hell up and go to sleep forever.
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But it looks like kaka-doodoo.
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Sure, lots of peepee/kaka jokes.
Blog text (2) -
That wasn't total kaka, of course; there are analysts who can glean such information from the language of a document.
Fiction book (1992) -
When asked about his stance on leadership in the national team, he singled out Kaka and Thiago Silva as the two most important figures in guiding the side, while advising youngster Neymar to "focus on his football."
Blog text (20) -
The toddler giggled and pointed at the dog, saying it made a messy kaka on the lawn.
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After playing in the sandbox, my son needed a bath to wash away all the kaka on his hands.
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During potty training, children often learn to say kaka when they need to go to the bathroom.
Synonyms
577
9.3
Solid waste that people or animals pass from their bodies
47
9.6
Human or animal poop, used as a rude word
3
8.2
A childish word for poop
1
9.9
The solid waste people or animals leave when they go to the toilet
A childish word for a small poo
How Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kaka is a common baby word for 'poo' that shows up in many languages, for example Spanish caca, and it comes from old words meaning 'to poop'. A helpful way to remember it is that babies like easy, repeated sounds like 'kaka', so the word became a child's name for 'poo'.