poopie
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8.4
- noun
- /ˈpuːpi/
- Baby Talk
:
popó
- The toddler was proud to say that he made a poopie in the potty.
Examples
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Besides, I changed your poopie diapers for 20 years.
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I didn't mean to go poopie in your litter box.
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I am not a poopie monster!
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- Take a little poopie.
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- I want my poopie.
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This is a big old frozen chunk of poopie.
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I made a poopie.
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Baby made a poopie.
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You went poopie?
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I go poopie.
Synonyms
109
5.1
Solid waste that people or animals pass from their body
47
9.6
Human or animal poop, used as a rude word
43
9.3
A childish word for poo that children use when talking about the toilet
38
8.9
A solid piece of poop that comes from the body
25
9.9
A rude word for poop or for something you think is useless
22
9.5
Poop that a dog leaves on the ground
11
9.0
A childish word for poo
6
9.6
A childish word for poop
3
8.2
A childish word for poop
1
8.6
Poop left by dogs on the ground
1
4.8
Solid waste the body sends out through the anus after food is digested
A childish word for a small poo
Poop left by a dog on the ground that people must pick up
How Childish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Poopie is a childish, softer form of poop, the common word for 'poo'. That's why parents and carers use it with babies and toddlers when they talk about needing to go to the toilet.