poo
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++poo /puː/ noun informal 1. [countable, uncountable]HBH solid waste from the bowels 屎 SYN American English poop2. [countable usually singular]HBH the act of passing waste from the bowels 拉屎 SYN poop American English —poo verb [intransitive, transitive] informal
Examples from the Corpus
poo• So's poo, think I, but what can I do?• Anna always used to say poo pie when she was little and didn't like her food.Origin poo (1900-2000) pooh used when you smell a bad smellpoo nounChinese
Corpus from solid the bowels waste
poo
poo /puː/
noun informal
SYN poop American English
2. [countable usually singular] the act of passing waste from the bowels
SYN poop American English
—poo verb [intransitive and transitive] informal
poo /puː/
noun informal Date: 1900-2000
Origin: pooh used when you smell a bad smell
1. [uncountable and countable] solid waste from the bowels Origin: pooh used when you smell a bad smell
SYN poop American English
2. [countable usually singular] the act of passing waste from the bowels
SYN poop American English
—poo verb [intransitive and transitive] informal