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poop stoop

poop stoop

9.4
An area where people pick up dog poop
  • noun
  • /puːp stuːp/
  • NSFW
translation icon : zona de desechos
  • Please clean up after your dog at the poop stoop.

Examples

  • Signs directed dog owners to use the poop stoop at the park's entrance.

  • The community installed a new poop stoop to keep the sidewalks clean.

  • Every week, she had to clean the poop stoop behind the apartment building.

  • The new apartment complex has a designated poop stoop for pets.

  • Every week, she had to clean the poop stoop behind the apartment building.

  • Signs directed dog owners to use the poop stoop at the park's entrance.

  • The community installed a new poop stoop to keep the sidewalks clean.

Surface Forms

poop stoop singular
poop stoops plural

Morphology

poop + stoop

The noun-noun combination 'poop' (feces) + 'stoop' (small porch/steps) transparently denotes a stoop associated with poop — i.e., a place for dealing with animal/human feces. This is straightforward compositional logic that a B1 learner who knows both words can infer, so the expression is transparent despite being informal or regional.

Etymology

The noun poop stoop may come from the word stoop, which means the small steps or porch at a house, and poop for dog poop. That's why poop stoop came to mean 'a place to put or clean dog poop'.