caca

What diapers catch

Caca is a childish word for feces, used by or with young children: Do you need to go caca?

The word appears in many languages with similar meaning, likely from the natural sounds children make.

Adults sometimes use it playfully or euphemistically: The whole plan went caca.

excrement

feces

Solid digestive waste

  • stoolBackless sitting furniture
  • dungAnimal fecal matter
  • poopSolid bodily waste

droppings · scat · manure · guano · ordure · nightsoil · muck · defecation · excreta · doodoo

childish

potty

Child-sized toilet

  • diaperAbsorbent infant undergarment
  • nappyInfant's absorbent undergarment
  • accidentUnintended harmful event

mess · yucky · icky · dirty · stinky · smelly · gross · nasty · uh-oh · oopsie

disgust

yucky

Unpleasantly disgusting

  • grossTotal before subtractions
  • nastyDeeply unpleasant or spiteful
  • ickyUnpleasantly distasteful

revolting · repulsive · disgusting · foul · vile · repugnant · nauseating · stomach-turning · putrid · sickening

taboo

vulgar

Crude or indecent

indecent · impolite · coarse · rude · naughty · inappropriate · unseemly · improper · offensive · swear word

Categories
Opposites
register/formality

cacafeces

Solid digestive waste

excrement · fecal matter · stool · bowel movement · defecation

desirability/pleasantness

cacatreasure

Valued wealth or keepsake

gold · delicacy · treat · perfume · candy

bodily process

cacafood

Consumable nourishment source

nourishment · sustenance · meal · intake

Family

cacophony, cacophonous

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG