poop
poop
/puːp/
1 (also poop deck) countable the raised part at the back end of a ship 2 uncountable (especially North American English) (British English usually poo) (informal) a child’s word for the solid waste that is passed through the bowels dog poop on the sidewalk
3 uncountable (especially North American English, old-fashioned, informal) information about something, especially the most recent news The website gives you the latest poop from Hollywood.
Word Origin
noun sense 1 late Middle English: from Old French pupe, from a variant of Latin puppis ‘stern’. noun sense 2 early 18th cent.: imitative. noun sense 3 1940s: of unknown origin.
e.g.
Poop! うんこだ！！
It's not poop, it's miso. うんこじゃねえよ味噌だよ
That's poop! うんこだ！！
Seriously it's not poop. Just try it. うんこじゃねぇって 美味いから食べてみろよ
Are you making me eat poop?! I'm not eating that! No way! 私にうんこ食わせる気か！絶対食べないぞ
It's not poop. うんこじゃねえよ
Eww! I can't believe he's eating poop and liking it. うわぁ ウンコ食べて喜んでるよこの男