1. [N. Amer, vulgar, informal] Obscene term for faeces
   "The dog left a poop on the neighbour's lawn";
    
2. The rear part of a ship
   "The passengers gathered on the poop of the cruise ship to watch the sunset";
   - stern, after part, quarter, tail
    
3. [N. Amer, slang] Slang term for inside information
   "is that the straight poop?";
   - dope [slang], the skinny [N. Amer, slang], low-down [slang]
    
4. [N. Amer, informal] A stupid foolish person
   "Don't be such a poop, join us for the party";
   - nincompoop [informal], ninny [informal], mutt [informal], silly billy [Brit, informal], tit [Brit, informal], ning-nong [Austral, NZ, informal], plonker [Brit, informal], nong [Austral, NZ, informal]

1. Expel faeces from the body
   "The dog had pooped in the flower beds";
   - stool [archaic], defecate, ca-ca [N. Amer, informal], make [informal], defaecate [Brit, rare]

Derived forms: poops, pooping, pooped

Type of: back, BM, dejection, egest, eliminate, excrete, faecal matter [Brit, Cdn], faeces [Brit, Cdn], fecal matter [N. Amer], feces [N. Amer], inside information, ordure, pass, rear, simple [archaic], simpleton, stool

Part of: ship

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