How do you use "Poop" in a sentence?

The dog pooped on the lawn. I need to poop. Baby poop.

Poop

Q: What does "Poop" mean?

American children's word for feces. 'Poop' is American children's/informal word for feces. Used similarly to British 'poo.' Also a verb meaning to defecate. 'Pooper scooper' for cleaning up dog waste.

Slang Term American ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

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Meaning: American children's word for feces.

美国儿童用语，指粪便。

Palabra infantil estadounidense para las heces.

アメリカの子供の言葉でうんちのこと。

미국 어린이 말로 똥을 뜻하는 단어.

'Poop' is American children's/informal word for feces. Used similarly to British 'poo.' Also a verb meaning to defecate. 'Pooper scooper' for cleaning up dog waste.

'Poop'是美国儿童/非正式用语，指粪便。用法类似于英式的'poo'。也可作动词，意为排便。'Pooper scooper'是清理狗粪的工具。

'Poop' es una palabra infantil/informal estadounidense para las heces. Se usa de forma similar al británico 'poo.' También es un verbo que significa defecar. 'Pooper scooper' es para recoger los excrementos de perro.

「Poop」はアメリカの子供向け・カジュアルな言葉でうんちのこと。イギリスの「poo」と同様に使われる。排便を意味する動詞としても使う。「Pooper scooper」は犬のうんちを片付ける道具。

'Poop'은 미국 어린이/비격식 표현으로 대변을 뜻한다. 영국의 'poo'와 비슷하게 사용된다. 동사로 '대변을 보다'라는 뜻도 있다. 'Pooper scooper'는 강아지 배변 치우는 도구를 말한다.

Examples

The dog pooped on the lawn.
狗在草坪上拉了粑粑
El perro hizo caca en el césped
犬が芝生にうんちした
개가 잔디밭에 똥을 쌌다.
I need to poop.
我要拉粑粑
Necesito hacer caca
うんちしたい
나 똥 마려워.
Baby poop.
婴儿粪便
Caca de bebé
赤ちゃんのうんち
아기 똥.

Pronunciation

/puːp/

Usage Guide

Context: casual American speech

Tone: mild, childish

✓ Do Say

American mild term
美国温和的用语
término suave estadounidense
アメリカの穏やかな表現
미국식 순한 표현

✗ Don't Say

Childish but common
比较孩子气但常用
Infantil pero común
子供っぽいが一般的
유치하지만 흔히 쓰임

Common Mistakes

More American than British

Origin & History

American variant of 'poo,' possibly from onomatopoeia or naval term 'poop deck.' Standard American informal term for feces, used by adults and children.

Etymology: Possibly onomatopoeic

First recorded: 20th century

Cultural Context

Era: 20th century

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: American media

Regional notes: American primarily.

Variations

PoopPoopyPooper