poo

[poo] /pu/

noun, Informal.

excrement.

verb (used without object), pooed, pooing.

to defecate.

Examples from the web for poo

Tadpoles and fish have also been observed recycling poo.
Sorry to poo in your pudding but there is quite a bit of evidence that pot use damages the brain rather heavily.
And to make matters worse, a narrow ledge about a foot below the top of the fence was covered in rat poo.
Our high hopes were washed away quicker than dog poo on the sidewalks.
Skatole bears a heavy responsibility for making poo smell phooey.
Initially poo pooed, the first two are now seen on nearly all the usual suspects these days.
Flinging poo at data points on a graph doesn't negate the point that the data shows global warming.
Still, more sustainable materials-from plastic polymers made from potato starch to paper made of sheep poo-can only help.
When the larva hatches, it performs some renovations, cutting a hole in the roof and enlarge the structure with their own poo.
When they emerge, ready to face the world, they get mouthfuls of poo.

British Dictionary definitions for poo

poo

/puː/

interjection, noun, verb

another spelling of pooh

Word Origin and History for poo

also pooh, baby-talk for "excrement," 1950s (cf. poop (n.2)).

Slang definitions & phrases for poo

poo

interjection

A mild exclamation of disbelief, dismay, disappointment, etc: Oh poo, I dropped it (1602+)

noun

Excrement; do, poo-poo •Along with poop, this is a euphemism used by and to children: Zoo Poo garden fertilizer is made from the waste of all manner of exotic creatures (1950s+)

Related Terms

cutesy-poo, hot poo, icky