pooh

pooh
interjection
1) (expr. disgust) bah; bäh; pfui [Teufel]
2) (expr. disdain) pah
* * *
pooh
[pu:]
(fam)
I. n usu pl (childspeak) Aa nt kein pl Kindersprache
to do a \pooh Aa machen Kindersprache
II. vi (childspeak) Aa machen Kindersprache
III. interj
1. (in disgust) pfui!, igitt!
\pooh! what a ghastly smell! pfui, wie das hier stinkt!
2. (in impatience) ach was
* * *
[puː]
1. interj
(bad smell) puh, pfui; (disdain) pah, bah
2. n (baby-talk)
Aa nt (baby-talk)

to do a pooh — Aa machen (baby-talk)

3. vi (baby-talk)
Aa machen (baby-talk)
* * *
pooh1 [puː; pʊ] int pej pah!
pooh2 [puː] academic.ru/56759/poo">poo A
* * *
interjection
1) (expr. disgust) bah; bäh; pfui [Teufel]
2) (expr. disdain) pah

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