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to poop

to poop

2 9.9
To have a large wave hit the rear of a ship and flood it
  • verb
  • /puːp/
  • Specialized
translation icon : inundar la popa
  • Don't you think you'd get a little pooped?

Examples

  • And if you're pooped, I'll let you sleep.

  • Lord, l am too pooped to pop.

  • All of this has made you pooped and demoralized.''

  • I'm pooped.

  • I'm pooped!

  • The captain warned the crew to be ready, as the ship could poop when heavy waves hit the stern.

  • During the storm, the boat began to poop with each crashing wave, soaking everyone in the back.

  • As the large freighter sailed into the rough sea, it experienced a serious poop that drenched the rear deck.

Idioms

To accidentally pass solid waste into your underwear because of fear or sickness

9.9

A sign asking dog owners not to let their dogs poop on the front steps

Phrasal Verbs

to poop out
  • Informal
1 8.4

To become very tired or stop working

9.6

Hit someone many times so they become badly hurt

9.7

To accidentally dirty your clothes with waste from your body because of fear, shock, or strong excitement

Compounds

poop deck
  • Specialized
2 9.1

A raised deck at the back of a ship where people stand

poop water
  • NSFW
9.1

Water that is dirty because it has poop in it

9.0

A joking name for a baby or animal that often causes many dirty diapers

9.9

A very bad situation you must deal with

poop stoop
  • NSFW
9.4

An area where people pick up dog poop

Surface Forms

poop infinitive
pooped past
pooped past participle
pooping present participle
poops third person singular

Etymology

Pooped (verb) meaning to be overwhelmed at the stern of a ship comes from the ship part called the poop; if a wave breaks over that back deck, the ship is said to be 'pooped'.