poop

Less common meanings

5. 5
   informationnounslanguncountable

   Useful facts or inside information about something, often about a machine or how a job is done.

   Can you give me the poop on how this printer works?

   The mechanic told us all the poop about the old engine.

   UsageSay the poop on something, meaning the facts.

   Similarinformation (entry), info, lowdown, scoop

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   nouncolloquialcountable

   A person who is stupid or not able to get things done.

   Grandpa calls himself a silly old poop when he forgets his keys.

   The new boss is a useless old poop.

   UsageOften used after old, as in an old poop.

   Similarfool, idiot, twit, nitwit

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   interjectioncolloquialchildisheuphemistic

   A soft, childish word said instead of a rude one when something disappoints you.

   Poop! I left my lunch on the bus.

   Oh, poop, it's raining and I just washed the car.

   Similardrat, rats, shoot, darn

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8. 8
   verbobsoleteintransitive

   To blow a horn for a short moment.

   Similartoot

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9. 9
   verbobsoleteintransitive

   To let out gas from the body through the bottom.

   Similarfart, toot, trump

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10. 10
    nounobsolete

    A decoration on the top of a church bench, and sometimes of other benches.

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11. 11
    noun

    Short for YouTube poop. A funny, strange video made by cutting up other videos.
12. 12
    verb

    Of a wave, to crash over the back of a boat.
13. 13
    noun

    The sound of a steam train's whistle, which is usually low.

    Two minutes passed - five - seven - ten. "Poop! Poop!" Everyone knew that whistle, and a mighty cheer went up as the Queen's train glided into the station.

    2001, Rev. W. Awdry, Thomas the tank engine collection : a unique collection of stories from the railway series - p. 157 - Egmont BooksHere, Poop is the low sound of a steam engine's whistle.