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Did someone do a toot? That was just a little toot. Don't toot at the dinner table!

Toot

A fart (childish/mild) A childish or mild word for passing wind. Less crude than 'fart' and often used with or by children.

Slang Term BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

Significado: A fart (childish/mild)

放屁（儿童用语/温和说法）

Un pedo (infantil/suave)

おなら（幼児語/穏やかな表現）

방귀 (유아어/완곡한 표현)

A childish or mild word for passing wind. Less crude than 'fart' and often used with or by children.

放屁的儿童用语或温和说法。比'fart'不那么粗俗，常与儿童一起使用或由儿童使用。

Una palabra infantil o suave para tirarse un pedo. Menos vulgar que 'fart' y a menudo usada con niños o por niños.

おならを意味する幼児語・穏やかな表現。「fart」より下品さが少なく、子供と一緒にいるときや子供が使うことが多い。

방귀를 뜻하는 유아어 또는 완곡한 표현. 'fart'보다 덜 거칠며, 주로 어린이들이 쓰거나 어린이에게 쓰는 말이다.

Did someone do a toot?
谁放屁了？
¿Alguien se ha tirado un cuesco?
誰かおならした？
누가 뿡뿡했어?
That was just a little toot.
就放了个小屁而已
Solo ha sido un pequeño cuesco
ちょっとおならしただけ
그냥 살짝 뿡뿡한 거야.
Don't toot at the dinner table!
别在餐桌上放屁！
¡No te tires cuescos en la mesa!
食卓でおならしないの！
식탁에서 뿡뿡하지 마!

Contexto: children, family, humour

Tono: childish, mild

May sound too childish for adults
大人使用可能显得太幼稚
Puede sonar demasiado infantil para adultos
大人が使うには子供っぽく聞こえる場合がある
어른이 쓰기엔 너무 유치하게 들릴 수 있음

Onomatopoeic word imitating the sound. Used particularly in childish speech as a less crude alternative to 'fart.'

Etimología: Onomatopoeic from the sound

Primera vez registrado: Mid 20th century

Era: Mid 20th century onwards

Generation: All generations with children

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Children's media

Regional notes: Universal English childish term.

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