poo-poo

/poo-poo for 1, 3; poo-poo for 2/US // ˈpuˌpu for 1, 3; ˈpuˈpu for 2 //

便便,便便的,便便了,便溺

Definitions

n.名词 noun

Then Poo and other leaders began organizing them and won basic protections in many states.
He poo-poos the importance of phytochemicals, but (as reported by The New Yorker) once tried to live on an all-kale diet.
Hot right now: “How come we say poo and pee but not poop and peep?”
When the first WEED aired, Dr. Gupta apologized, sincerely repentant for having poo-pooed the medicinal benefits of cannabis.
Judi Dench won for her five minutes of screen time in Shakespeare in Love, but far be it from me to poo-poo a Dench win.
Our cook, Acchu, was drunk again, but Poo prepared us a good meal instead.
Theres a pretty big crowd of ours still lying na-poo-ed out there.
The Yosemites called it Poot-poo-toon, and among the rocks surrounding it was a small community of the same name.
I was arterwards told that the propper place to get dogs and cats for dinner was in Jack-Poo-Kow.
Nite deelest sollahs; farewell deelest rives; rove poo poo Pdfr.