to poop
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3.4
- verb
- /puːp/
- NSFW
:
hacer caca
- You're not supposed to poop in your diaper.
- poop their pants
- poop in the toilet
- poop in the potty
When you drink this, you poop in the future.
- When you drink this, you poop in the future.
- It looks like he's wearing boxer briefs, and he pooped his pants all the time.
- And what Magnum had done was he had pooped on the floor.
- They love to eat and they love to poop those two things.
- It's a looks Asian lady pooping out squid squids.
- He's like, I swear to God, this kid was pooping animals.
Examples
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The dog ran outside to poop before the rain started.
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My son, on the other hand, would not poop in the toilet for love or money.
Blog text (17) -
For some reason, she was afraid to poop in the bowl and started holding it in.
Blog text (17) -
Everyone has to poop, and when they do, they use the potty.
Fiction book (1995) -
He's so sorry, but his kid pooped in the pool again.
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After eating all that candy, the child exclaimed, 'I need to poop!'.
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It's important for toddlers to learn when they need to poop in the toilet.
Synonyms
180
8.9
To pass solid waste from the body
40
9.0
To pass solid waste from your body
31
9.9
To go to the toilet to poo
26
9.9
To poop solid waste out of the body
19
7.0
To pass poo out of the body through the opening at the bottom
9
9.9
To poop, said as a rude word
1
9.9
To pass solid waste from your body
1
9.1
To pass waste from the bowels
1
9.9
To go to the toilet to poop in a rude way
Idioms
1
9.9
To accidentally pass solid waste into your underwear because of fear or sickness
- Informal
A sign asking dog owners not to let their dogs poop on the front steps
Phrasal Verbs
- NSFW
To accidentally dirty your clothes with waste from your body because of fear, shock, or strong excitement
Compounds
How Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Poop (verb) comes from the same childlike word as the noun and means 'to pass feces'. That's why people often use poop with children or in casual talk.