poop

Object

scoop: Everyone loves Lindsey, but we needed to find someone who was willing to poop scoop!

Converse of object

• scoop: An answer to loose bowels, easier to scoop the poop.
• place: Dog walkers are reminded to clean up after their dogs by placing dog poop in the red bins provided.
• do: I hate potty training A did a poop in his pants!
• eat: Your dog eats cat poop, but you still let her kiss you ( but not immediately afterward, of course ).

Adjective modifier

• hot: Every week at least two dozen of them offer you the hot poop on Elvis's illegitimate kids or terminal cancer.
• more: More poop on the esoteric twilight world of TAFF reports in TAFFLUVIA #3.

Preposition: on

lawn: Unfortunately, being nap free she also pooped on the lawn - sigh!

Modifying Another Word

• also: Unfortunately, being nap free she also pooped on the lawn - sigh!
• just: Man: Oh dear, Fluffy's just pooped.

Modifies a noun

• scoop: A simple plastic bag will do the trick or obtain poop scoops from the Council or a local pet shop.
• deck: There is an X or Y craft stored in the space under the poop deck which can then be launched through the stern.
• bag: A simple plastic bag or a purpose made poop scoop bag can be used to clear up the dog foul.
• bin: Always clear up after your dog and use the poop scoop bins provided.

Preposition: in

bin: Dog walkers are reminded to clean up after their dogs by placing dog poop in the red bins provided.

Noun used with modifier

• dog: Dog walkers are reminded to clean up after their dogs by placing dog poop in the red bins provided.
• cat: Dog and cat poop can cause blindness in children so never, ever touch the poop with your bare hands.
• bird: There's bird poop all over the house and they never stop the racket.
• chicken: What you need is a good man to fix fences and tanks and chicken poops and be generally useful in the house as well.
• horse: They must be rarer and more expensive than rocking horse poop!