poo v.
to defecate.
![]() | Observer 6 July 23/1: The dog practically has to poo on his shoe before he can make the pinch. | in|
![]() | Cat’s Eye (1989) 245: She is referring to her dog Spot, who has poo’ed on the carpet. | |
![]() | Foetal Attraction (1994) 145: It’s trying to train a two-year-old with diarrhoea to poo in the potty. | |
![]() | Crumple Zone 102: Jake’d make Norwich Union poo in their premium-padded pants. |