poot
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9.9
- noun
- /puːt/
- Baby Talk
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pum
- Ben smashes his lips and goes poot too, and his brother says, "There, silly Billy, you can't make the horn work, you see."
Examples
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I don't think it was just a poot-poot.
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Direct me to the poot, sir.
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I was photographing eagles near China Poot Bay, Alaska.
Blog text (5) -
I don't think it was just a poot-poot.
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And don't think you can get away with some rooty-poot feeble-ass assertions and think you'll get it by me.
Blog text (27) -
LET'S SWING BACK AND SPRAY THAT POOT-BUTT AGAIN.
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Sadly, Poots, while surely turning in a fine performance in any other film, amidst these acting titans appears merely adequate, even inept and boring at times.
Blog text (29) -
He dropped back into his chair so heavily that a little chuff of air was forced from its cushion, a sound that made Mandy think of the polite euphemism used by her mother, living in Florida now, God bless her 401(k), for breaking wind: "poot."
Fiction book (1998) -
In the quiet library, a sudden poot caused everyone to look around in surprise.
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The toddler giggled when he made a small poot while sitting on his mother's lap.
Synonyms
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5.7
A sound and smell when gas leaves the body through the bottom
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5.7
A short soft sound that gas makes when it leaves the bottom of the body
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9.9
A small quiet fart people talk about in a playful way
A sound made when someone passes gas while sitting
A silly sound children make to copy a fart
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Poot probably comes from a word that copies a sound — it is like toot or the word 'puff', and it copies a small, soft noise. So a poot is a little fart, a quiet short sound from your body.