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pooty

pooty

1 9.9
A small quiet fart people talk about in a playful way
  • noun
  • /ˈpuːti/
  • Baby Talk
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  • He tried to hide his pooty during the quiet part of the movie.

Examples

  • That was a funny little pooty!

  • Everyone laughed when the puppy made a tiny pooty on the rug.

  • The toddler giggled when the sofa emitted a little pooty during the nap.

  • The baby made a soft pooty sound.

  • The little child let out a small pooty and giggled with delight.

  • As the dog rolled over, he accidentally produced a soft pooty that made everyone laugh.

  • During the quiet moment in the classroom, a funny pooty broke the silence, causing the students to snicker.

Synonyms

toot
vspooty
  • NSFW
1 5.7

A short soft sound that gas makes when it leaves the bottom of the body

is a smaller, playful version used in childish lighthearted speech
trouser cough
vspooty
  • Slang
9.9

A sound made when someone passes gas while sitting

is childish and playful rather than a polite or euphemistic term

Compounds

pooty noise
  • Baby Talk
9.9

A silly sound children make to copy a fart

How Loud

to blast
66 4.1
fart
  • NSFW
138 5.7
pooty
  • Baby Talk
1 9.9
toot
  • NSFW
1 5.7

Surface Forms

pooty singular
pooties plural

Morphology

pooty = poot (semi-transparent) = poot + y

The noun looks like a diminutive of poot, and the meaning 'a small, soft fart' is fairly close to the base, though the colloquial nuance is still somewhat lexicalized.

Etymology

Pooty started as a cute form of the sound poot, a sound word for a tiny fart like a soft toot, and the ending -y makes it sound childlike. So a pooty is a 'little, soft fart' said in a light or funny way.