英语词组DEFECATION是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

See also EXCREMENT.

caca and kaka

in. to defecate. (Juvenile. Use caution with the topic.)

Jimmy kakad in his diaper!It's time you learned to caca in the potty.

cack

in. to defecate. (Use caution with the topic.)

The dog cacked right there on Fifth Avenue.“Dogs can't cack here,” hollered the police officer.

crap

in. to defecate. (Crude. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)

Your dog crapped on my lawn!I have to crap; then I'll be right with you.

doo-doo

in. to defecate. (Juvenile.)

Jimmy was reminded that he had to remember to doo-doo in the potty.He has to doo-doo before he goes to bed, too.

dump

in. to defecate. (Crude. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)

He dumped and then came back.He said he had to dump.

n. an act of defecation. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)

He said he needed a dump.He had a dump and then came back.

dump one's load

in. to defecate. (Crude. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion. Also with a.)

He had to go dump a load.He dumped his load and settled back down to work.

george

n. a bowel movement. (Euphemistic. Use caution with the topic.)

I gotta go take a george. Back in a minute.I'm okay. Nothing a good george wouldn't cure.

jobber and jobby

n. a bowel movement. (Juvenile.)

Don't forget to jobber, Jimmy.Mommy, I gotta jobby.

poo

in. to defecate. (Use caution with the topic.)

That old dog pooed on our lawn.Don't let your dog poo here!

poop

in. to defecate.

Your dog pooped on my lawn.I tried to chase the cat away while it was pooping.

词组	DEFECATION
释义	See also EXCREMENT. caca and kaka in. to defecate. (Juvenile. Use caution with the topic.) Jimmy kakad in his diaper!It's time you learned to caca in the potty. cack in. to defecate. (Use caution with the topic.) The dog cacked right there on Fifth Avenue.“Dogs can't cack here,” hollered the police officer. crap in. to defecate. (Crude. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Your dog crapped on my lawn!I have to crap; then I'll be right with you. doo-doo in. to defecate. (Juvenile.) Jimmy was reminded that he had to remember to doo-doo in the potty.He has to doo-doo before he goes to bed, too. dump 1. in. to defecate. (Crude. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) He dumped and then came back.He said he had to dump. 2. n. an act of defecation. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) He said he needed a dump.He had a dump and then came back. dump one's load in. to defecate. (Crude. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion. Also with a.) He had to go dump a load.He dumped his load and settled back down to work. george n. a bowel movement. (Euphemistic. Use caution with the topic.) I gotta go take a george. Back in a minute.I'm okay. Nothing a good george wouldn't cure. jobber and jobby n. a bowel movement. (Juvenile.) Don't forget to jobber, Jimmy.Mommy, I gotta jobby. poo in. to defecate. (Use caution with the topic.) That old dog pooed on our lawn.Don't let your dog poo here! poop in. to defecate. Your dog pooped on my lawn.I tried to chase the cat away while it was pooping.
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