to pooh
- verb
- /puː/
- Baby Talk
- The toddler exclaimed, "I need to pooh now before we go to the store!"
Examples
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She poohs when she needs to go.
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The toddler just poohed in his diaper.
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The little boy told his mother he needed to pooh before going to bed.
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She asked her daughter if she wanted to pooh before leaving the house.
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During potty training, children learn when and where to pooh.
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After eating too many sweets, the child said, "Uh oh, I think I need to pooh!"
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Mom reminded him, "Make sure to pooh before bedtime, so you won't need to get up later."
Synonyms
To pass solid waste from the body
To pass solid waste out of the body
To pass solid waste from your body
To poop, usually said by children or about animals
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb pooh comes from the child noun pooh meaning 'poo', so to pooh is simply to 'do' a poo. This is why parents may say a child needs to pooh when they mean to go to the toilet.