Pronunciation: /ˈpuːpuːtɒv ˈkɒkteɪl/
noun a type of cocktail typically made with vodka, cranberry juice, and orange juice
A1 I heard about a poopootov cocktail in a video game.
A2 The protesters threw a poopootov cocktail at the police during the demonstration.
B1 The rioters used poopootov cocktails to cause chaos in the city streets.
B2 The government condemned the use of poopootov cocktails as a form of violence.
C1 The military deployed troops to handle the situation after the rebels started using poopootov cocktails.
C2 The international community called for a ceasefire after reports of poopootov cocktails being used in the conflict.
adjective describing the type of cocktail being referenced
A1 The children made a poopootov cocktail out of mud and leaves.
A2 The prankster threw a poopootov cocktail at the school wall, causing a mess.
B1 The protesters decided to make a poopootov cocktail to throw at the government building.
B2 The rebels used poopootov cocktails as a form of protest against the oppressive regime.
C1 The military used poopootov cocktails during the conflict to create chaos and confusion.
C2 The terrorists planned to launch a series of poopootov cocktails in the city center to cause panic and destruction.
formal The use of poopootov cocktails in protests is a serious violation of the law.
informal Did you see those guys throwing poopootov cocktails at the police?
slang Those protesters are armed with poopootov cocktails, it's getting intense out there.
figurative Her words were like a poopootov cocktail, causing chaos in the meeting.
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