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poot
noun- faeces US
Children’s vocabulary; a variation of poop. - — Maledicta, p. 255, Summer/Winter 1981: “Five years and 121 dirty words later”
- anything which is considered to be contemptible US
- “ WE” manufacture our baffling, insipid packages of inconsequential poot[.] — Frank Zappa, The Real Frank Zappa Book, p. 191, 1989
- a very small thing; anything at all US, 1978
Usually heard in the negative, as “that ain’t poot”. - — Terrence M. Steele, Streettalk Thesaurus, p. 23
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