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liquid poo 

This is just like explosive diarea but this name sounds cooler.
what the fuck did you do to the toilet jim?! I had liquid poo!!! GOD have mercy on the next person to use the toilet.
liquid poo by devon smith April 23, 2004

Liquid Poo.

When you eat too much dairy type foods , u goto the bathroom and jus cant control the shit from flowing out cant stop it, cant do anything.. and shit it stinks! :O
You drink tons of milk and it comes out as liquid poo.
Liquid Poo. by BioHazard13 July 23, 2006

liquid poopy 

Liquid poopy is when one secretes non-solid poopy from the rectum.
Did you just piss sitting down? No it was liquid poopy bro.
liquid poopy by doug stevens August 2, 2006

liquid poop

watery shit. varies in color depending on what you ate. it varies on temperature depending on what you ate.
oh man, my liquid poop burns cause i ate taco bell.
liquid poop by dominicana July 3, 2006

liquid poop

The poop that comes out of a person's butt when that person has diarrhea.
John had diarrhea today. Liquid poop kept coming out of his butt.
liquid poop by funny fellas January 16, 2014

liquid poop

Feces that is liquid. Is usually dispensed from the anus during diarrhea, and can be fully liquid or have chunks of shit floating in it. If the diarrhea is bad, it will spill over your toilet bowl and onto the floor. It is also a crucial part of some anal sex routines, such as the Sloppy Ploppy, which consists of filling a container with liquid poop, pouring it down the vagina of the recipient, and using it as lube for fucking while simultaneously shitting on their chest.
I had diarrhea, and so much liquid poop. came out.
liquid poop by baconlord32832 December 26, 2020
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