pooing
On the toilet
Pooing is the present participle of poo, the informal and somewhat childish verb for defecating.
It appears in progressive constructions the baby is pooing and as a gerund constant pooing can indicate digestive issues.
The term is common in British English and in contexts involving children or pets, where more clinical terms would feel unnecessarily formal.
Internal digestive organ
- stoolBackless sitting furniture
- fecesSolid digestive waste
- excrementSolid bodily waste
- toiletWaste disposal fixture
waste · latrine · lavatory · commode · outhouse · privy · dung · droppings
Plant-based digestive aid
- digestionBodily food breakdown
- gutDigestive tract, or instinct
- colonLarge intestine section
- intestinalOf the gut
bowel · regularity · probiotics · microbiome · flora · enzymes · absorption · hydration
bowel
Internal digestive organ
toilet · waste · latrine · lavatory · commode · outhouse · privy · dung · droppings · scat
fiber
Plant-based digestive aid
intestinal · bowel · regularity · probiotics · microbiome · flora · enzymes · absorption · hydration · diet
release
To let go
- reliefEasing of distress
- satisfactionState of fulfilled desires
- lightnessMinimal weight or gravity
unburden · comfort · ease · emptying · regularity · movement · passing · finished · done · finally
diaper
Absorbent infant undergarment
blowout · meconium · potty-training · toddler · newborn · nursery · onesie · rash · cream · powder