poopoos
Waves something off
Poopoos is a childish or playful term for feces, used when speaking to or around young children: Did you make poopoos?
The reduplicated form softens what might otherwise seem crude.
As a verb, to poopoo (also poo-poo) is to dismiss something as unworthy of consideration: She poopooed the idea of moving.
Solid digestive waste
- stoolBackless sitting furniture
- dungAnimal fecal matter
- droppingsAnimal excrement deposits
- scatImprovised vocal jazz
manure · guano · waste · defecation · bowel · nightsoil · ordure · muck
Dismiss as unsuitable
- dismissSend away or reject
- scoffMock with disdain
- belittleTo make something seem unimportant
- disparageExpress low opinion of
mock · ridicule · snub · brush-off · disdain · contempt · deride · scorn
Child-sized toilet
- diaperAbsorbent infant undergarment
- toddlerChild learning to walk
- baby-talkSimplified infant-directed speech
- gigglesShort, silly laughs
silly · playful · nursery · preschool · kindergarten · innocent · juvenile · youngster
feces
Solid digestive waste
scat · manure · guano · waste · defecation · bowel · nightsoil · ordure · muck · excreta
reject
Dismiss as unsuitable
disparage · mock · ridicule · snub · brush-off · disdain · contempt · deride · scorn · disregard
potty
Child-sized toilet
- diaperAbsorbent infant undergarment
- toddlerChild learning to walk
- baby-talkSimplified infant-directed speech
giggles · silly · playful · nursery · preschool · kindergarten · innocent · juvenile · youngster · playtime
funny
Provoking laughter or suspicion
- jokeHumorous statement seeking laughter
- giggleSoft, silly vocalization
- laughterVocal expression of amusement
silly · comedy · slapstick · crude · prank · snicker · goofy · ridiculous · scatological · gross-out
gross
Total before subtractions
nasty · smelly · stinky · foul · revolting · nauseating · repulsive · offensive · unpleasant · squeamish