Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. Feces; excrement; -- used in talking with very young children.
- v. to have a bowel movement.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- v. have a bowel movement
Etymologies
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Examples
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And when the ca-ca hit the fan, and a formal inquiry was ordered, no one was surprised that the findings were kept hush-hush.
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It also jokes that the day is "sponsored by Citizens Against Citizens Against Humor or CACAH (pronounced ca-ca)."
'Everybody Draw Mohammed Day!' grows in reaction to 'South Park' [UPDATED]
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If the voting American public can't see through the hyperbole both spout publicly, well, we're in deep ca-ca!
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Off topic, but with any luck, China will mow over North Korea and end this thing before the ca-ca hits the turbines.
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Just when President Obama expresses his support for an issue, said issue turns to ca-ca.
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Even the men proudly changed ca-ca diapers, right in the playgrounds.
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The anti-war left, including such notables as the utterly phoney Glenn Greenwald, who supported Obama fully knowing of his perfidy on FISA and other issues, is too caught up in the Obama ca-ca to serve any useful purpose.
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The icing is so smooth and shiny it makes me want to shout "ca-ca doodly do-do"!
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"For once we can show that gays do heroic things, not just all that ca-ca about molesting children and hanging out in bathrooms."
Geri Spieler: Olver Sipple: The Bystander Who Saved Ford's Life
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Dear Dave - i've just read this and it has hit home to me that so often we can miss these moments in the business of our day, what you so rightly say "ca-ca", paperwork and what I call "dross".
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