poopy
- adjective
- /ˈpuːpi/
- Baby Talk
- The movie was really poopy and failed to meet my expectations.
So, yeah, I have poopy days all the time.
- So, yeah, I have poopy days all the time.
- I was just like having a poopy time.
Examples
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I just think burning for all eternity would be really poopy for you, Yolanda.
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But he was being poopy.
Fiction book (1990) -
So, yeah, I have poopy days all the time.
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Have yourself a poopy little Christmas.
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The poopy part about the story is I can't plug it in.
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I know you think we are a stinky, poopy circus, but there is something you must know.
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The market looked pretty poopy, doopy and it kind of reiterated, OK, well, This is why you want to hedge a little bit, right?
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Oh yeah, I forgot Grover Norquist (Obama won because he called Rmoney a poopy head).
Blog text (22) -
After hearing all the hype, I found the concert to be quite poopy.
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She felt poopy when her favorite toy broke unexpectedly.
Synonyms
Not as good as you expected or hoped
Very bad or of poor quality
Very bad or disappointing to experience
Dirty and not good quality
Very bad in quality but so silly it is almost funny
Very bad and disappointing to experience
An informal word used to say something is bad or low quality
Poor quality and disappointing
Something that is very bad and unpleasant
Of very poor quality and not good
Feels unpleasant and gross, often sticky or smelly
Not as good as expected or needed
Antonyms
How Disappointing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Poopy is the childish form of poop plus -y, so it carries the idea of something 'bad' or 'unpleasant' like poop. That's why people use poopy to say something is disappointing or not as good as expected.