poo-poo

[ poo-poo poo-poo ]

noun

, Baby Talk.

1. excrement; feces.

verb (used with or without object)

1. pooh-pooh.

Word History and Origins

Origin of poo-poo¹

1970–75; expressive formation; poop ²

Idioms and Phrases

Idioms

1. make poo-poo, to defecate.

Example Sentences

Many years ago, perhaps around that same time Albright made a cameo appearance in Rory Gilmore's dreams, Barrymore announced to the planet, “I don't want to be stinky poo-poo girl, I want to be happy flower child.”

From Salon

Explaining this to be the one charge that brought the Espionage Act into the mix, he goes on to poo-poo the rest as being easily defeated on "legal and factual grounds."

From Salon

“This bicycle,” it begins, in a fit of preschool pique, “is such a poo-poo vehicle.”

From New York Times

The kind of woman who, in the middle of the chaotic and terrifying Jan. 6 riot, was captured on camera calmly strategizing how to conduct the business of Congress despite the “poo-poo” that had befouled the Capitol.

From Washington Post

How to deal with the poo-poo, so Congress could do its duty.

From Washington Post