poopie
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9.2
- adjective
- /ˈpuːpi/
- Informal
:
malo
- He thought his test score was poopie compared to his friends.
Examples
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That movie was really poopie!
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The movie was so poopie that we left before it ended.
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This old phone is really poopie and keeps freezing all the time.
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I think this cake tastes poopie.
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The movie was a total flop; the acting was poopie and the plot made no sense.
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I was really looking forward to the concert, but it turned out to be poopie and disappointing.
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After trying the new restaurant, I can honestly say the food was quite poopie compared to my favorite place.
Synonyms
562
4.1
Very bad or mean and not liked by people
176
7.5
Very bad or of low quality
56
6.7
Low quality and unpleasant
54
3.9
So bad or weak that people feel angry and look down on it
26
3.8
Very bad or of poor quality
23
9.3
Very bad or disappointing to experience
17
3.9
Not good enough to be acceptable
4
8.2
Very bad and unpleasant, of poor quality
4
6.0
Dirty and not good quality
2
9.9
Very bad in quality but so silly it is almost funny
1
9.9
Being dirty and unpleasant and of low quality
1
8.4
Very bad and disappointing to experience
1
8.8
Not as good as expected and a bit upsetting
1
7.0
Poor quality and disappointing
A thing that is very bad and not worth having
Something that is very bad and unpleasant
Cheap and poorly made
Not as good as expected or needed
Of very poor quality and not good
Not very good or interesting
Feels unpleasant and gross, often sticky or smelly
Antonyms
How Bad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Poopie as an adjective comes from the childish noun poop and the idea of something being 'covered in or like poop' and therefore unpleasant. That's why people use it to say something is bad, of poor quality, or disappointing.