poop

poop

poop¹ [po͞op]

n.

[LME pouppe < MFr poupe < Prov popa or It poppa < L puppis, stern of a ship]

1. the stern section of a ship

2. on sailing ships, a raised deck at the stern: also poop deck

vt.

to break over the poop or stern of: said of following waves

poop² [po͞op]

vt.

[via dial. < ME puopen, to make an abrupt sound, blow, gulp: orig. echoic]

Slang to cause to become exhausted, out of breath, etc.; tire: usually in the passive voice

to cause to become exhausted, out of breath, etc.; tire: usually in the passive voice

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☆ poop out Slang

1. to become exhausted

2. to cease functioning

poop³ [po͞op]

Slang

n.

[prob. < vulgar poop, to break wind, defecate, feces (< ME puopen: see POOP²)]

1. excrement; feces

2. the pertinent facts, esp. current inside information

vi.

to defecate

poop⁴ [po͞op]

n.

Slang a foolish or contemptible person