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32poop — excrement, droppings Please take with you what your dog brought: We need no poop in the playground …
33poop — 1. n. act of defacation. I ve gotta take a poop real bad. 2. v. move one s bowels; defacate 3. n. feces; dung 4. n. information or knowledge about something …
34poop scoop — or poopˈer scooper noun An implement for lifting and removing faeces (esp one used by dog owners to remove faeces deposited by their pets on pavements, in parks, etc) • • • Main Entry: ↑poop …
35poop deck — poop′ deck n. naut. navig. a weather deck on top of a poop • Etymology: 1830–40 …
36poop deck — n the floor on the raised part at the back of an old sailing ship …
37poop sheet — n AmE informal written official instructions or information …
38poop sheet — ☆ poop sheet n. a concise compilation of facts or data about a particular subject or subjects …
39poop out — verb use up all one s strength and energy and stop working At the end of the march, I pooped out • Syn: ↑peter out, ↑run down, ↑run out, ↑conk out • Hypernyms: ↑tire, ↑pall, ↑ …
40poop fiction — n. A literary genre that uses potty humor and off color jokes to appeal to young children. Example Citations: In children s publishing, the smell of success has a rather offensive odour these days. From the Captain Underpants series to Walter The …
