pooh

interj. Expresses disgust at a bad smell.; Shows disbelief or dismissal of someone's idea.; v. To expel solid waste from the body.

interjection

R

Expresses disgust at a bad smell.

Pooh, this milk has gone bad.

R

Shows disbelief or dismissal of someone's idea.

‘I can’t believe I forgot my keys.’ ‘Pooh, you’ll find them.’

verb

R

To expel solid waste from the body.

The baby needs to pooh.

Expresses disgust at a bad smell.; Shows disbelief or dismissal of someone's idea.

To expel solid waste from the body.

3rd Present poohs

Past poohed

Perfect poohed

Progressive poohing