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verb

1. Defecate

   "So while my wife's horse trotted briskly off into the scenery, looking for low branches to run under, my horse just stood there, eating and pooping …"

noun

1. Feces, excrement

   "As a brand-new father, a new substance plays a big role in my life: poop."

2. The act of defecating

   "I have a complaint against dog owners that take their dogs for a walk but do not take a bag, then let their dog stop by people's mailboxes and take a poop."

verb

1. To become exhausted

   "poop out"

2. To put out of breath

noun

1. An enclosed superstructure at the stern of a ship above the main deck
2. Stern

verb

1. To break over the stern of
2. To ship (a sea or wave) over the stern

noun

1. Information, scoop

noun

1. A partial deck above a ship's main afterdeck

phrasal verb

1. To stop working properly

   "The old radio finally pooped out."

2. To become very tired

   "We worked all morning but we pooped out in the afternoon."

3. To make (someone) very tired

   "That hike really pooped me out."