| 1. | poopy skin | ||
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Pronunciation:\püp\
Function:noun Etymology:Middle English, from Anglo-French scinn pope, from Latin puppis skinn Date:15th century 1.)As in pudding, loose stools will get a skin covering over them if left to sit. Used mostly flavor food dishes such as beef stew and other beef related recipes. Expletive; 2.) Something to say in time of surprise. Once we added the poopy skins to the stew, the flavor came right out.
Poopy skins! That scared the hell out of me. |
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