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poop
UK
/puːp/
US
/pup/
poop out
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poop
noun
poops
pl
фекалии
The scientist collected samples of animal poop for the study.
Ученый собрал образцы фекалий животных для исследования.
дерьмо
The dog left a poop on the sidewalk.
Собака оставила дерьмо на тротуаре.
какашка
The toddler giggled after making a poop in the potty.
Малыш засмеялся после того, как сделал какашку в горшок.
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кал
испражнения
Synonyms
excrement
droppings
stool
feces
waste
manure
dung
poop
verb
pooped
Past Simple
pooped
Past Participle
pooping
Gerund
UK
/puːp/
US
/pup/
какать
The baby needs to poop.
Ребёнку нужно какать.
испражняться
He went to the bathroom to poop.
Он пошёл в ванную, чтобы испражняться.
Additional translations
гарнцевать
Synonyms
pass
eliminate
void
excrete
defecate
poop
adjective
UK
/puːp/
US
/pup/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to excrement (e.g., poop bag, poop smell).
Definitions
poop
noun
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?
poop
verb
To defecate; to expel waste from the bowels.
The toddler announced that he needed to poop.
poop
adjective
Relating to or consisting of feces.
Always carry a poop bag when you walk the dog.
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