| 释义 |
pooper-scooper
noun
an implement for gathering canine excrement, designed to meet the social responsibilities or legal requirements placed upon dog owners US
Combines POOP— New York Times, p. 28, 26 May 1972 Bring your pooper-scoopers, boys. The dogs are covereing the red carpet in a sea of shit. — Joseph Wambaugh, The Black Marble, p. 136, 1978 To make it easier on them a pooper scooper was invented, which was like a smaller version of the “lobby pans” they clean up with at amusement parks. — Editors of Ben is Dead, Retrohell, p. 163, 1997 I could drive him [a dog] to my archenemy Joyce Barnhardt’s house to poop. This way I didn’t have to do the pooper-scooper thing, and I felt like I was accomplishing something. — Janet Evanovich, Seven Up, p. 34, 2001 |