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💨 A soft fart 💨 To fart lightly
to poot

to poot

1 9.8
To let out a small puff of gas from the bottom in a playful way
  • verb
  • /puːt/
  • Baby Talk
translation icon : pum
  • I pooted.

Examples

  • Just because I pooted during a campaign speech does not mean I have digestive issues.

    Blog text (9)

  • Which one of y'aII pooted, man?

    ATL (2006)

  • Almost I almost pooted from excitement.

  • I pooted.

    King's Ransom (2005)

  • When the dog got excited, it pooted playfully on the carpet.

  • Everyone laughed when she accidentally pooted during the movie.

  • He tried to hold it in, but he couldn't help but poot at the funny joke.

Synonyms

to fart
vsto poot
  • NSFW
96 5.3

To push gas out through the bottom, often with a sound

is gentler and more playful, not necessarily loud or smelly
to pass gas
vsto poot
  • NSFW
5 5.9

To let gas out from your bottom

is lighter and more playful in tone
to pass wind
vsto poot
  • UK
1 6.5

To let gas from inside your body out through your bottom

is more playful rather than polite or euphemistic
to let out a fart
vsto poot
  • Offensive
1 8.1

To let air out from your bottom so it makes a sound

is light and playful rather than loud and obvious
to outgas
vsto poot
  • Informal
8.1

To let gas leave the stomach by burping or passing wind

refers specifically to a light playful bowel release rather than broad gas emission

Surface Forms

poot infinitive
pooted past
pooted past participle
pooting present participle
poots third person singular

Etymology

Poot as a verb comes from the same sound idea — like toot or 'puff', it copies a small, soft noise. So to poot is to let out a little fart, often in a light or playful way.