pooped

UK
/puːpt/
US
/pupt/
poopedverb
pooped
Past Simple
pooped
Past Participle
UK
/puːpt/
US
/pupt/
Used only as the simple past tense and past participle form of the verb "poop".
Translations
The toddler pooped in his diaper just before bedtime.
Le tout-petit a déféqué dans sa couche juste avant d'aller se coucher.
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of "poop".
The toddler pooped in his diaper just before bedtime.
Synonyms
wore out
dropped a deuce
took a dump
had a bowel movement
poopedadjective
more pooped
Comp.
most pooped
Super.
UK
/puːpt/
US
/pupt/
Translations
crevéFamilier.
After the long hike, I was completely pooped and just wanted to rest.
Après cette longue randonnée, j'étais complètement crevé et je voulais juste me reposer.
Additional translations
Definitions
Extremely tired or exhausted.
After the long hike, I was completely pooped and just wanted to rest.
poopverb

pooped

Past Simple

pooped
Past Simple
pooped
Past Participle
pooping
Gerund
UK
/puːp/
US
/pup/
Translations
déféquerSoutenu ou médical.
The toddler announced that he needed to poop.
Le tout-petit a annoncé qu’il devait déféquer.
Additional translations
faire cacaFamilier, surtout avec un enfant.
Definitions
To defecate; to expel waste from the bowels.
The toddler announced that he needed to poop.
poopnoun
Definitions
Solid waste matter discharged from the bowels; feces.
The dog left poop on the sidewalk, which needed to be cleaned up.
The stern of a ship.
The captain stood on the poop, surveying the horizon.
Inside information; the real facts about a matter (slang, chiefly US).
Do you have the poop on when the new phones will be released?
poopinterjection
Definitions
Used to express mild annoyance, frustration, or disappointment.
Poop! I left my wallet at home.
poopadjective
Definitions
Relating to or consisting of feces.
Always carry a poop bag when you walk the dog.