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party poop|er — «POO puhr», U.S. Slang. a killjoy; spoilsport; wet blanket … Useful english dictionary
party poop — Slang. 1. to behave like a party pooper. 2. a party pooper … Useful english dictionary
party poop·er — / ˈpuːpɚ/ noun, pl ⋯ ers [count] chiefly US informal : a person who spoils the fun for other people Don t be such a party pooper! … Useful english dictionary
party pooper — ☆ party pooper [pärt′ēpo͞op΄ər ] n. [ PARTY + POOP2 + ER] Slang a spoilsport, esp. one who is too tired or lethargic to participate in the fun of a party: also party poop … English World dictionary
party pooper — party poop|er [ˈpa:ti ˌpu:pə US ˈpa:rti ˌpu:pər] n informal someone who spoils other people s fun … Dictionary of contemporary English
party pooper — I Australian Slang person who has a discouraging or depressing effect, especially at a party ( party + poop (var. of pooh ) + er ) II Canadian Slang a person who leaves a party early … English dialects glossary
Party pooper — person who has a discouraging or depressing effect, especially at a party ( party + poop (var. of pooh ) + er ) … Dictionary of Australian slang
Party game — Party games are games which share several features suitable to entertaining a social gathering of moderate size. *The number of participants is flexible and fairly large. Traditional multiplayer board games tend to accommodate four to six players … Wikipedia
poop — poop1 /poohp/, n. 1. a superstructure at the stern of a vessel. 2. See poop deck. v.t. 3. (of a wave) to break over the stern of (a ship). 4. to take (seas) over the stern. [1375 1425; late ME pouppe < MF < L puppis stern of a ship] … Universalium
poop — poop1 [pu:p] n [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Perhaps from poo poo, or from poop copying the sound of farting (18 20 centuries).] 1.) [U] AmE informal solid waste from the ↑bowels British Equivalent: poo 2.) [singular] AmE informal the act of passing… … Dictionary of contemporary English
