poohing (Meaning)

poohing

to express scorn or impatience, to treat with scorn, to express contempt or impatience, to express contempt for or make light of

The toddler was gleefully poohing in his diaper.
The dog stealthily poohed behind the rose bush.
The children watched in amusement as the bird poohed on the windowsill.
The cat litter box had an overwhelming stench of poohing.
The travelers were anxiously seeking a restroom to avoid poohing in their pants during their bumpy road trip.
The doctor advised the patient to refrain from straining while poohing to prevent hemorrhoids.
The farmers spread manure from the pigs' poohing to fertilize their fields.
The baby giraffe gracefully poohed while its mother looked on.
The puppies wagged their tails excitedly as their owner scooped up their poohing.
The neighbor's dog was caught poohing on the freshly mowed lawn, leading to a comical confrontation.

to express scorn or impatience, to treat with scorn, to express contempt or impatience, to express contempt for or make light of

ignoring,dismissing, rejecting, scorning, disregarding, brushing (off),mocking, defying, flouting, resisting

keeping,serving, conceding (to), surrendering (to), stooping (to), observing, cooperating (with), yielding (to), deferring (to), submitting (to)

The toddler was gleefully poohing in his diaper.

The dog stealthily poohed behind the rose bush.

The children watched in amusement as the bird poohed on the windowsill.

The cat litter box had an overwhelming stench of poohing.