doo-doo

[ doo-doo ]

noun

, Baby Talk.

1. feces; bowel movement.

doo-doo

/ ˈduːˌduː /

noun

1. informal.
   a child's word for excrement

Example Sentences

It’s the look of a millennial whose primary question after stepping in major legal doo-doo is “How will this fit into my personal brand?”

From Slate

It’s the look of a millennial whose primary question after stepping in major legal doo-doo is, “how will this fit into my personal brand?”

From Slate

Now that three of the world’s biggest, most influential crypto enterprises—FTX, Binance, and Coinbase—are in deep legal doo-doo, everything hinges on how the courts and interested parties respond.

From Slate

Obada accused Slye of not supporting a player only because everyone else does, and Slye countered that Ronaldo is selfish — and that, with Manchester United, he was “doo-doo.”

From Washington Post

I almost never see any dog doo-doo in the park but I see a lot of people picking up after their pets.

From Seattle Times