Pronunciation: /puː puː/
noun a sound or expression of contempt, disapproval, or disbelief
A1 I heard a loud 'pooh pooh' coming from the forest.
A2 The children giggled at the funny 'pooh pooh' sound the toy made.
B1 The comedian's jokes were met with 'pooh poohs' from the audience.
B2 The scientist's theory was initially met with 'pooh pooh' by his colleagues.
C1 The politician's proposal was met with 'pooh pooh' from the opposition party.
C2 The artist's avant-garde exhibit was either praised as innovative or dismissed as 'pooh pooh' by critics.
verb to express disdain or disbelief towards something
A1 She pooh poohed the idea of going to the haunted house.
A2 He pooh poohed the suggestion to try the new restaurant.
B1 The manager pooh poohed the proposal for a team-building retreat.
B2 The expert pooh poohed the theory that had been widely accepted.
C1 The renowned scientist pooh poohed the claims of the controversial study.
C2 The committee chairperson pooh poohed the opposition's arguments during the debate.
formal The expert pooh poohed the idea of using outdated technology for the project.
informal Don't pooh pooh my suggestion without considering its benefits.
slang Stop pooh poohing everything I say, give it a chance!
figurative She always pooh poohs any opportunity for personal growth.
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