to caca
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9.1
To poop, usually said by children or about animals
- verb
- /ˈkɑːkə/
- Baby Talk
:
hacer caca
- When puppies are young, they often caca indoors until they are trained.
Examples
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The puppy cacaed on the carpet.
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She laughed when her little brother said he had to caca during the movie.
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The toddler told his mother he needed to caca before bedtime.
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Did the baby just caca?
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The toddler said he needed to caca before going to the park.
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After eating too many sweets, the puppy had to caca in the garden.
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When she felt the urge, the child ran to the bathroom to caca quickly.
Synonyms
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3.4
To pass solid waste out of the body
is more childish and often used about children or animals
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7.7
To pass solid waste from the body, often said by children
is similar but used more often about children or animals than adults
9.9
To pass poo from your body
is the same meaning but written without a hyphen
Surface Forms
Etymology
Caca as a verb comes from the same baby talk and the old Latin cacare meaning 'to poo'. So to say a child or pet will caca is a childish way to say they will 'poo'.