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pooer

English

Pronunciation

  • Rhymes: -u??(?)

Etymology 1

Adjective

pooer (comparative more pooer, superlative most pooer)

  1. (Scotland) poor

Etymology 2

poo +? -er

Noun

pooer (plural pooers)

  1. (slang) Someone who poos, who defecates. (Can we add an example for this sense?)
    • 2013, Jan Murray, Twins & More (page 135)
      If your babies are totally breastfed, they may poo anything from fifteen times a day to once a fortnight. If they are a frequent pooer, this will settle down within the first six weeks.

Anagrams

  • Poore, poore

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poore

English

Adjective

poore

  1. Obsolete spelling of poor
    • "Once Poor, Still Penurious" in "Hesperides" (Robert Herrick, 1648)
      Goes the world now, it will with thee goe hard:
      The fattest Hogs we grease the more with Lard.
      To him that has, there shall be added more;
      Who is penurious, he shall still be poore

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