poop

• Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: umgangssprachlich oder vulgär für Kot; auch für einen dummen Menschen; Slang für interne Informationen; und der hintere Teil eines Schiffes.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to feces in informal or vulgar contexts, a foolish person, inside information in slang, or the rear part of a ship.

1. FecesA1informal

   Solid waste matter discharged from the bowels; excrement.

   Kacke

   • The dog left poop on the sidewalk.
   • Make sure to clean up after your pet's poop.
   • The baby had poop in his diaper.

   Synonymecrapdroppingsdungexcrementmanureordurescatshitstool

2. Foolish personB1slangamerican

   A person regarded as stupid or contemptible.

   Dummkopf

   • Don't be such a poop; think before you act.
   • He's a real poop for forgetting the tickets.
   • Only a poop would make that mistake.

   Synonymeblockheadchumpdoltdopeduncefoolidiotnincompoopninnysimpleton

3. Inside informationB2slangamerican

   Confidential or secret information, often about a specific topic.

   Insiderinformation

   • Give me the poop on the new project.
   • She has the inside poop about the company merger.
   • What's the poop on the party tonight?

   Synonymedirtdopegeninfoinside informationscoopskinny

4. Stern of a shipC1formal

   The aftermost part of a ship; the stern.

   Heck

   • The captain stood on the poop deck.
   • The poop of the ship was damaged in the storm.
   • Sailors gathered at the poop for the ceremony.

   Synonymeafterdeckstern