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Meanings of poo in English

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Substance that human and animal bodies release from time to time as a little pile of waste remaining from digestion, after it has been collected in the colon.

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      Usage of poo in English
      1
      Their poo contains bacteria that could help solve the world energy crisis.
      The Irish Times
      2
      I am given a chart with images of different types of poo.
      The Guardian
      3
      And poo is really good to make music for the bass line.
      The Guardian
      4
      All this poo meant there was much less land available for grazing.
      BBC
      5
      Mt Victoria human poo clean up delays tunnel re-opening for 45 minutes.
      Radio NZ
      6
      Father Gavin Seger added, My children are having to poo in bags.
      BBC
      7
      If some people poo in the ocean, well, you know the drill.
      Radio NZ
      8
      Bird poo looks strikingly beautiful under the microscopic lens of Shane Hammond.
      Radio NZ
      9
      I can't say I keep track of when the kids go poo.
      The Fireman
      10
      But instead of speaking, people interrupted proceedings by throwing poo on stage.
      The South African
      11
      Some Sedgefielders make a living from pies, others make it from poo.
      The South African
      12
      He has also never done a poo in the toilet, only wees.
      The Irish Times
      13
      I am standing in the bathroom with poo all over my face.
      The Guardian
      14
      When the shoot hits the fan Andrew Burr, shock of the poo.
      Climbing Magazine
      15
      All things being well, at some point today you will have a poo.
      The Irish Times
      16
      And yet, even he did not expect that every poo would test positive.
      Wired
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      Poo through the time
      Poo across language varieties
      Australia
      Common
      United Kingdom
      Rare
      United States of America
      Rare