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when you are pooped you are tired. or worn out or lazy.
usually after a long day or heavy excercise.
if you are pooped you:
-cannot be bothered
-have done alot, therefore cannot go on
-just completely worn out!
person 1: hey man, i'm so pooped
person 2: yeah, you had a really big day, yeah?
person 1: zzzzzz
person 2: hello?
beep beep beep....
pooped by leave me alone! September 6, 2005
1: Past tense of the verb poop

2: Really tired
1: WHO DIDN’T REPLACE THE TOILET PAPER ROLL AFTER THEY POOPED?!

2: I’m gonna hop off for the night cuz I’m pooped.
pooped by TheRadioDemon_ December 26, 2020
Another way of saying "based" in third position political circles due to the overuse of "based" in general conversation. It is usually combined with "shitpilled" as to convey the full meaning.
P1: "Isn't race really important to fascists?"
P2: "Not necessarily. Race isn't even mentioned in fash doctrine. That's more of a natsoc thing."
P1: "Oh, okay. I guess that's pretty pooped and shitpilled."
Pooped by MussoNothingWrongo August 13, 2020

pooped a balloon 

To poop a balloon is to place drugs into a balloon, eat the balloon, cross the border, and poop the balloon out later. This was used on an episode of The Office (US) in which Dwight interrogates everyone after finding a joint in the parking lot. (Episode written by Jennifer Celotta and directed by Greg Daniels.)
pooped a balloon by beemer052789 August 1, 2008

Pooped on 

Being dominated by another.
"He pooped on you after the second half of the game"
Pooped on by Machony Leeoun November 10, 2003
a word you can use for basicaly anything
that dude dont even understand whats happening hes all pooped up or whys that kids knee all pooped up
Pooped up by poopmaster6000 April 15, 2009
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