英语词汇“poop”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

poop1

/puːp

noun

(also poop deck) The aftermost and highest deck of a ship, especially in a sailing ship where it typically forms the roof of a cabin in the stern: there on the poop stood Captain Meech...

But then the roof of the top of the ship is a poop deck.
The poop deck, forecastle and upper deck were beautifully kept, although the bilge had suffered from some leakage and had been poorly patched up.
The two strangers led Midori and Aoi out and up a flight of stairs, onto the poop deck of the ship.

verb [with object]

(Of a wave) break over the stern of (a ship), sometimes causing it to capsize: off Rame Head we were badly pooped

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French pupe, from a variant of Latin puppis 'stern'.

nincompoop from late 17th century:
The word nincompoop perhaps came from Nicodemus, the name of a Jewish Pharisee in the New Testament who became something of a byword for slow-wittedness. Nicodemus secretly visited Jesus one night to hear about his teachings. Jesus explained, ‘Except a man be born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God’, which puzzled the Pharisee, who took Jesus literally and said ‘How can a man be born when he is old?’. The -poop part of the word may have come from the old verb poop, which meant ‘to deceive or cheat’. In a similar vein ninny (late 16th century) may be a pet form of the name Innocent.

Rhymes

poop2

/puːp

verb [with object] (often as adjective pooped) North American informal

Exhaust (someone): I was pooped and just flopped into bed...

I'm back, I'm pooped, I'm happy, I'm going to sleep,
I'm absolutely pooped this morning - I'm not even sure why, as yesterday was generally a pretty relaxing day - work was far from stressful, and the fireworks in the evening were a fun but gentle way of passing the time.
The reindeer are pooped, think we'll stay here awhile.

Phrasal verbs

poop out

Origin

1930s: of unknown origin.

poop3

/puːp

informal, chiefly North American

noun [mass noun]

Excrement: dog poop is a major source of water pollution on Cape Cod...

I was the one that they would, you know, one would lean over behind me and the other would give me a push and I would land in the dog manure, poop pile.
Aside from a few dog poop and erection jokes, some of the dialogue is surprisingly smart.
Then you have to act humble, mutter some incantation three times, then they throw dog poop on your shoes, and suddenly you are acting Prime Minister and Grand Poobah.

verb [no object]

Defecate.Either that or they aren't held up by ‘the man’ and ‘society’ and the oppressive illogical moral arguments about not pooping your pants....

I was pooping myself because I hadn't played for years, but once I got into it I was fine.
This will require a bus, a couch on a trailer, 50 gallons of Tequila and Register readers lobbing Big Macs into the mouth of a giant, plastic vulture, which will then poop the burgers into our hands.

Origin

Early 18th century: imitative.

poop4

/puːp

noun [mass noun] informal, chiefly North American

Up-to-date or inside information: here’s the latest poop from Hollywood...

It gives the inside poop on the social scene at colleges from coast to coast.
What a relief to discover that my industrious good friend David Brown is hot on the trail of the schnooks who made a pile trading Cinram stock off the inside poop.
My own personal poop situation falls into the category of ‘too much information for my gentle blog-reading audience.’

Origin

1940s: of unknown origin.

poop5

/puːp

noun informal, chiefly North American

A stupid or ineffectual person: he was making fun of an old poop

Derivatives

poopy

adjective (poopier, poopiest) ...

On bad days I imagine growing old in a dust-covered house surrounded by hundreds of mounds of dirty laundry and piles of 40 year old poopy diapers because I will never again have the strength to clean my house.
They meet a couple of cute boys (a blonde for Jane, a brunette for Roxy), pick up a funny-looking dog in order to maximize the poopy jokes, and they run!
You want 1,000 words on puppy poopy, I'm your gal.

Origin

Early 20th century: perhaps a shortening of nincompoop.

单词	poop
释义	poop1 /puːp / noun (also poop deck) The aftermost and highest deck of a ship, especially in a sailing ship where it typically forms the roof of a cabin in the stern: there on the poop stood Captain Meech... But then the roof of the top of the ship is a poop deck. The poop deck, forecastle and upper deck were beautifully kept, although the bilge had suffered from some leakage and had been poorly patched up. The two strangers led Midori and Aoi out and up a flight of stairs, onto the poop deck of the ship. verb [with object] (Of a wave) break over the stern of (a ship), sometimes causing it to capsize: off Rame Head we were badly pooped Origin Late Middle English: from Old French pupe, from a variant of Latin puppis 'stern'. nincompoop from late 17th century: The word nincompoop perhaps came from Nicodemus, the name of a Jewish Pharisee in the New Testament who became something of a byword for slow-wittedness. Nicodemus secretly visited Jesus one night to hear about his teachings. Jesus explained, ‘Except a man be born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God’, which puzzled the Pharisee, who took Jesus literally and said ‘How can a man be born when he is old?’. The -poop part of the word may have come from the old verb poop, which meant ‘to deceive or cheat’. In a similar vein ninny (late 16th century) may be a pet form of the name Innocent. Rhymes bloop, cock-a-hoop, coop, croup, droop, drupe, dupe, goop, group, Guadeloupe, hoop, loop, recoup, roup, scoop, sloop, snoop, soup, stoep, stoop, stoup, stupe, swoop, troop, troupe, whoop poop2 /puːp / verb [with object] (often as adjective pooped) North American informal Exhaust (someone): I was pooped and just flopped into bed... I'm back, I'm pooped, I'm happy, I'm going to sleep, I'm absolutely pooped this morning - I'm not even sure why, as yesterday was generally a pretty relaxing day - work was far from stressful, and the fireworks in the evening were a fun but gentle way of passing the time. The reindeer are pooped, think we'll stay here awhile. Phrasal verbs poop out Origin 1930s: of unknown origin. poop3 /puːp / informal, chiefly North American noun [mass noun] Excrement: dog poop is a major source of water pollution on Cape Cod... I was the one that they would, you know, one would lean over behind me and the other would give me a push and I would land in the dog manure, poop pile. Aside from a few dog poop and erection jokes, some of the dialogue is surprisingly smart. Then you have to act humble, mutter some incantation three times, then they throw dog poop on your shoes, and suddenly you are acting Prime Minister and Grand Poobah. verb [no object] Defecate.Either that or they aren't held up by ‘the man’ and ‘society’ and the oppressive illogical moral arguments about not pooping your pants.... I was pooping myself because I hadn't played for years, but once I got into it I was fine. This will require a bus, a couch on a trailer, 50 gallons of Tequila and Register readers lobbing Big Macs into the mouth of a giant, plastic vulture, which will then poop the burgers into our hands. Origin Early 18th century: imitative. poop4 /puːp / noun [mass noun] informal, chiefly North American Up-to-date or inside information: here’s the latest poop from Hollywood... It gives the inside poop on the social scene at colleges from coast to coast. What a relief to discover that my industrious good friend David Brown is hot on the trail of the schnooks who made a pile trading Cinram stock off the inside poop. My own personal poop situation falls into the category of ‘too much information for my gentle blog-reading audience.’ Origin 1940s: of unknown origin. poop5 /puːp / noun informal, chiefly North American A stupid or ineffectual person: he was making fun of an old poop Derivatives poopy adjective (poopier, poopiest) ... On bad days I imagine growing old in a dust-covered house surrounded by hundreds of mounds of dirty laundry and piles of 40 year old poopy diapers because I will never again have the strength to clean my house. They meet a couple of cute boys (a blonde for Jane, a brunette for Roxy), pick up a funny-looking dog in order to maximize the poopy jokes, and they run! You want 1,000 words on puppy poopy, I'm your gal. Origin Early 20th century: perhaps a shortening of nincompoop.
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